Bob Kayinamura

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Bob Kayinamura

Bob Kayinamura

@BobKayinamura

Katılım Temmuz 2015
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Bob Kayinamura
Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
@FranceSouvUnie @AUC_PAPS
Albert Rudatsimburwa 🇷🇼@albcontact

#DRC While @US_SrAdvisorAF meets the Congolese authorities in DC, while the Banyamulenge community demonstrates in DC against the atrocities committed against their people… this video shows a glimpse of what they suffer from Tshisekedi @Presidence_RDC army who are incapable of winning a single battle against the M23 or Twirwaneho… but excel as torturers of innocent cattle herders

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Presidency | Rwanda
Presidency | Rwanda@UrugwiroVillage·
“We find these powers who want to impress upon us that we really don’t have much, we don’t mean much, we can only survive because of them. This notion has to be challenged, and has to be challenged by all of us.” President Kagame #WPC2026
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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
Someone’s in a bitter mood, maybe grab something sweet and lighten up a bit. You’ll be just fine.
Ianwh@stanny11223

@Joe__Bassey Not tha impressive if you ever go to a field of cows they always come up to you. They are inquisitive creatures. Why was this idiot in Switzerland anyway you all keep saying Africa is amazing so why do all flee it?

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Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA)@rbarwanda·
“There can be no credible path to peace without its (FDLR) effective and irreversible neutralization.” Robert Kayinamura, Deputy Permanent Representative of Rwanda at the UN on the sustainable solution to peace in the Great lakes region. #RBANews
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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
Let us not forget: even Dag Hammarskjöld, the first UN Secretary-General to die in office, lost his life in 1961 while on a mission to help bring peace to the DRC. The issue is not a lack of knowledge, it is that those imposing sanctions often act to protect interests, not truth. Thank you ⁦@FaraiMuvuti⁩ for speaking with clarity.
Joseph Kabakeza@JKabakeza

Reading this from a non Rwandan with no ties to #Rwanda indicates that truth has come to open and the world of the big will know where they got it wrong! Thanks ⁦@FaraiMuvuti⁩

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Annalena Baerbock
Annalena Baerbock@UN_PGA·
I met H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Ugirashebuja, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Rwanda. We discussed the importance of remembering the destruction that a genocide could bring, and our obligation to never again allow it to happen.
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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
She was wrongfully convicted She would likely be entitled to compensation/exoneration But that does not justify a later killing.
unique A'wears@AdageorgeA

A woman was accused of k!ll!ng her husband, but his body was never found, and she was sentenced. Years after serving her jail term, she found out the man was living with another woman. She went and shot the man several times, and he died for real this time around, and she was re-arrested for the same murder of the same person. As a judge, what will you do? Will you look at the case as a fresh murder or will you look at it as a crime she already served the term. Over to our people in the house.....

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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
I agree. The African Union doesn’t suffer from a lack of ideas it suffers from a lack of implementation. The reforms championed by Paul Kagame were bold, clear, and necessary. But reforms don’t fail on paper, they fail in practice. Too many commitments, too little follow-through. Sovereignty is invoked to avoid action, while collective progress is delayed. Africa doesn’t need another reform agenda. It needs leaders willing to implement, finance, and be held accountable. Until then, transformation will remain a promise, not a reality.
Sophie Mokoena@Sophie_Mokoena

The AU introduced reforms few years ago when president Paul Kagame was the chairperson and the AU later asked him to continue with that work. How many times must the continental body introduce reforms? It’s not about reforms the AU has challenges of leadership. The continental body is as strong as its leadership.

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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
Even in Heaven, there was discord. Lucifer fell. On Earth, with only Adam, Eve, Cain & Abel, conflict still rose. Cain killed Abel. If even perfection and beginnings hold division… Is conflict simply part of existence?
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

🇺🇬 A group of 200 chimps in Uganda lived together for 20 years, dominated rival groups, expanded their territory, and thrived. Then their social bridges died, a new alpha rose to power, and within three years the group split in two. By 2018, former allies were killing each other. They started with adult males, then moved on to infants. Over 24 dead and counting. Researchers said they were "victims of their own success." A species that shares 98% of our DNA tearing itself apart over power, territory, and resources. If that doesn't sound familiar, you're not paying attention. Source: WSJ

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Permanent Mission of Rwanda to The United Nations
Permanent Mission of Rwanda to The United Nations@RwandaUN·
#Kwibuka32 | “Like many survivors, I speak today with pain, but also with purpose. I was born and raised in Bugesera District, in Ntarama Sector, about 20 miles south of Rwanda's capital. When I was just four years old, I lost my mother. From that time on, I lived with my grandmother, Caroline. Then came April 1994. We ran to a place we believed would protect us. That place was Ntarama Catholic Church. I sat on the left side of the church, in the front third row, close to my grandmother. We believed that if we were going to die, we would go straight to heaven. That was the only comfort we had left. By April 15, thousands had been killed in that church and around it. I lost my grandmother, Caroline. I lost my brothers, Fils, Eric, and Rukara. I lost family members, neighbors, and friends.” - Mr. Serge Gasore, Survivor of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. 🔗: news.un.org/en/story/2026/…
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Permanent Mission of Rwanda to The United Nations
Permanent Mission of Rwanda to The United Nations@RwandaUN·
“It is you, survivors, that we turned to when we asked the unimaginable: Forgiveness. At the heart of this #genocide lies the failure of the international community to act despite clear, and early warnings. These warnings were ignored, with catastrophic consequences. It is equally troubling that some countries continue to provide safe haven to #genocide suspects. Those responsible must either be extradited to #Rwanda or prosecuted wherever they are found. #Genocide is a crime that transcends borders, and justice must follow suit. We are also confronted with the persistence of #genocide denial. In parts of the subregion, a striking example occured when a national television aired an interview with a military spokesperson urging citizens not to marry Tutsi women. These words are not harmless. They echo the rhetoric that fueled the #genocide against the Tutsi, and serve as a warning that hate can escalate into atrocities.” - @Rwanda_Justice Minister Emmanuel Ugirashebuja at the @UN 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in #Rwanda. 🔗Read #Rwanda’s National Statement: tinyurl.com/2eumysaf
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Mark Bryan Schreiner 🇺🇳
Mark Bryan Schreiner 🇺🇳@MarkB_Schreiner·
We commemorate the 32nd year of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. My heart & thoughts are with Rwandan friends & colleagues - honouring the memory of the victims and standing in solidarity with survivors. Remember - Unite - Renew #Kwibuka32 #NeverAgain
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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
Rwanda deeply appreciates friends who stand with us in remembrance. Thank you 🇮🇪 @IrelandAmbUN for joining the UNGA to mark 32 years since the Genocide against the Tutsi and for honouring the memory of the victims. Together, we remember and uphold our shared commitment to “Never Again.” #Kwibuka32
Ireland at UN@IrishMissionUN

Today, 🇮🇪 @IrelandAmbUN joined the UNGA to mark 32 years since the genocide against the Tutsi people in Rwanda, and to remember the 1 million victims killed. The stories of survivors are a stark reminder that we must come together to protect human rights, combat hate speech and ensure such atrocities never happen again. #Kwibuka32

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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
@EUatUN We deeply appreciate your solidarity on this important day of #Kwibuka32. Honouring the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi and standing with Rwanda’s journey of unity, reconciliation, and rebuilding means a great deal to survivors and Rwandans. Together, we remember and reaffirm our shared commitment to “Never Again.”
🇪🇺EU at UN-NY@EUatUN

Moving #Kwibuka32 commemoration @UN today to honour victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. The 🇪🇺EU supports 🇷🇼Rwanda in its journey towards unity & reconciliation, showing how a country can rebuild, reconcile & move forward together.

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Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe
Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe@onduhungirehe·
As Rwanda remembers the more than a million victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, we sincerely appreciate the messages of solidarity received from governments, partners and friends across the world. International solidarity, with the clarity expressed today, together with a genuine resolve to action, remain the bedrock of “Never Again”. #Kwibuka32
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Bob Kayinamura@BobKayinamura·
Remember. Renew. Unite. Twibuke Twiyubaka. 32 years later, Rwanda has shown the world that even after the darkest chapter, a nation can rise with dignity, resilience, and purpose. From unimaginable pain, we have rebuilt not only our country, but our identity and our hope. To our survivors, your strength is the foundation of this journey. Your courage continues to guide us. To the new generation, you carry the responsibility to protect the GAINS AND RECOVERY, to reject division, and to build a future rooted in unity, compassion, and truth. To the friends who have stood with us, we thank you for your unwavering solidarity. #Kwibuka32
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Amina J Mohammed
Amina J Mohammed@AminaJMohammed·
On this day, we pause to remember the genocide against the Tutsi people in Rwanda, 32 years ago. May the memory of all the victims be a solemn reminder that the duty to prevent atrocities is one we must never set aside.
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