@sheilakamuzinzi @JollyMutesi Impamvu interahamwe nibigarasha mutumva Cq ngo mumenye kandi mwumve ko uRwanda rwabohowe, nuko iyo mumihana mukigendera kumacakubiri n umwiryane.
I Rwanda turatengamaye.
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🛑There was no "liberation struggle" for Rwanda, because even now the country remains shackled. It was simply a struggle to seize power at whatever cost.
Miss @JollyMutesi , you are a fellow Rwandan with the right to express your thoughts just as I do, but your word is not final. Do you understand that❓
First and foremost, you must know history thoroughly before explaining it. When the #RPA Inkotanyi invaded Rwanda in 1990 as Rwandans seeking to return with dignity, the government eventually agreed to the #Arusha Accords .
They agreed to return with honor and join others to lead and build the nation together.
Once everything was settled, due to greed and selfishness of @PaulKagame , he shot down the plane of President #Habyarimana .
This happened without regard for the volatile atmosphere or the fact that our Tutsi parents inside Rwanda, accused of collaborating with the Inkotanyi, would be killed as a result.
As @titorutaremara4 put it "You can't make an omelet without breaking eggs." They sacrificed our families just to monopolize power, leaving them to be exterminated by the #Interahamwe. Never leave this part out pleaseeee.
Furthermore, saying the Inkotanyi didn’t revenge is a lie. It wasn't just revenge ,many innocent Hutus,children, the elderly, and pregnant women,were killed through the #DMI , as former RPA soldiers testify today.
They were even pursued into #DRCongo . The fact that these witnesses are silenced doesn't mean it didn't happen.
We also cannot forget our Tutsi Uncles who went to help the Inkotanyi only to be killed after accused by being spies of Habyarimana , or the #RPA soldiers killed for trying to rescue Tutsis from the Interahamwe.
The mission wasn't to save people Tutsi it was to seize power.
Uzabeshye abahinde🫵
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U.Sheila C kamuzinzi 🇷🇼🇸🇬@sheilakamuzinzi
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A HERO IN RWANDA WHO SURPASSED A HUTU WHO HID A TUTSI DURING THE 1994 GENOCIDE AGAINST THE TUTSi.✍️ #Sibomana is exposing a dark reality where,the memory of the genocide has been hijacked. It is no longer a tool for healing, but a weapon used by the @rpfinkotanyi to crush anyone who dares to dissent. He courageously calls out the regime’s tactics, comparing those who target him to the #Interahamwe. Just as the killers of ‘94 used #Habyarimana’s death to justify slaughter, the current regime uses “genocide ideology” laws to assassinate the character and freedom of political rivals. Disagreeing with @PaulKagame is NOT genocide ideology. Opposing discrimination is NOT a crime. It is the ultimate betrayal to use the blood of the victims to shield a dictatorship from accountability. When you attack a man who actually saved #Tutsis because he speaks a truth you don’t like, you aren't protecting the survivors,you are mimicking the oppressors. The world needs to stop falling for the PR and look at the witnesses like #Sibomana. History cannot be a state owned monopoly. Freedom of speech is not a threat to peace,it is the only path to it. Stop weaponizing the past to murder the future. #MillenZMovementRw✊
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In Musanze near Volcanoes National Park, home to mountain gorillas, a proposed vineyard estate backed by American investors aims to become Rwanda’s first of its kind—and Africa’s highest-elevated luxury wine destination. Blending vineyards, winery experiences, agro-tourism, and high-end hospitality, VINMUSA highlights Rwanda’s rise in premium tourism and high-value agriculture. #VisitRwanda #FactsOnRwanda
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Having him as a President gives you so much conviction that there’s a way forward through and through, that adversity almost becomes irrelevant 🥹🤲🏿🇷🇼❤️. It does start from within! So much clarity, commitment and moral integrity.
TWIRWANEHO MOISE 🇨🇩@TwirwanehoMoise
#Rwanda: @PaulKagame : « Je vais parler de l'Occident, et pas seulement de #Trump. Je pense que l'Occident a pris les choses pour acquises ; ils pensent tout savoir, tout posséder, pouvoir décider de tout, et que les autres — ceux qui ne viennent pas d'Occident — n'ont aucune importance et n'ont qu'à s'aligner. »
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The Whites in South Africa are out enjoying lunch in Cape Town while the Black South Africans sing for them as entertainment. These are the “jobs” they say foreigners want to take.
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“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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See how #RwandaWorks👇
In 2027, Rwanda will begin urban drone delivery. Kigali is going to be the first city in Africa to be dotted with such an infrastructure.
“Rwanda becomes the first country in the world to adopt nationwide autonomous logistics infrastructure. It becomes the first in Africa, actually the first outside the United States, to launch an urban drone delivery network.”
“And it's a global first, not because this technology exists, but because the leadership here exists.”
@rwictchamber @PSF_Rwanda @RwandaICT @Inkotanyi_Imena @AthanTashobya @KabagambeI @ShyakaKanuma @RwandaisOpen @visitrwanda_now @de_ndoli @UrinzweMike1 @AylaIneza
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“What Africa wants is simple: To take care of ourselves, and work productively with others. With the fragmentation we are seeing around the world, more isolation is not the solution. It will breed rivalry and division.
Viewing development as a positive-sum game rather than a competition, can bring the predictability and coherence that our global system desperately needs. The question is not whether we can build a perfectly balanced world. It’s whether we can co-exist, even with our differences, and still prosper together.” President Kagame | @WorldPolicyConf #WPC2026
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@DrawingDead5 @EndWokeness What does Africans not knowing what to do with their resources have to do with stealing their resources
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@Mugger_Golden @EndWokeness You are truly the simplest of simpletons.
Europe pays for those resources and if they stop Africa starves even faster. Not like Africans have any idea what to do with those resources, as 1000s of years of history shows.
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Each. Dot. Represents. 100. Migrants.
This is what an invasion looks like:
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Over the past five years, the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) has intensified training on Middle Eastern terrain, exposing troops to extreme heat, open desert landscapes, and rocky hills—conditions far different from Rwanda’s tropical environment.
Special Forces units have notably taken part in exercises and cooperation programs linked to countries such as Jordan, Israel, Qatar, Türkiye, and Egypt.
Observers say Kigali aims to build a highly adaptable force capable of operating in diverse environments worldwide.
Recent defence partnerships also suggest growing interest in cold-weather readiness, with cooperation expanding toward countries including Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, France Poland, and Pakistan among others. #FactsOnRwanda
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In 1919, King Musinga decreed that foreign Religions were not to be taught to Rwanda's future leaders (Chiefs' sons). He was deposed in 1931.
In 1932 Bishop Classe founded the School of Astrida and catholic seminaries. Know your history #Kwibuka32
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@libsoftiktok Hahahaha, you should’ve started from the 1500.
Then we could track the real invasion
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This is Rwanda 🇷🇼 Not England;
A new hospital project in Rwanda is being positioned as a future hub for faith-based healthcare and medical training across Africa. Backed by GFA World and partners, the soon to be opened state-of-the-art facility is expected to include around 300 beds, specialist departments such as cardiology, neurology and intensive care, alongside future medical university and research center components.
The project aims to train African doctors, nurses and researchers while expanding access to quality healthcare. Organizers say the hospital could serve more than 500,000 patients in its first two years and become a launchpad for outreach programs, clinics and other initiatives across the continent. Rwanda was chosen as the first phase due to its stability and development progress.
If you really love this Progress of Rwanda in development don't slide on without atleat ❤️🔄
#RwandaWorks
Kuko u Rwanda rukwiye ibyiza
@RwandaHealth @FactsOnRwanda @RwandaInfra @GFAWorld
Brave Etienne@KwizeraEtiennee
#RwandaWorks; As it has been reported by different officials, @RwandaInfra , Various Media , Rwanda is constructing the largest man-made lake in its history Regionally and in Africa; This Project is called Nyabarongo Dam Project and by now is already halfway to complete and is set to be fully operational in the following three years ie by 2028, Once finished, it will generate 40 MW of power and create a vast water reservoir of 800 million cubic meters. This will make it the fourth biggest water storage in Rwanda, after Lake Kivu and Lakes Burera and Ruhondo. To put this into perspective, the new lake will be twice the size of Lake Muhazi. It will stretch for 67 kilometers, reaching all the way to Vunga, and will transform the landscapes of Nyarugenge, Rulindo, Gakenke, Muhanga, Kamonyi, Nyabihu, Ngororero, and Musanze. The impact of this project goes far beyond numbers and It is about reshaping communities, opening new opportunities, and redefining Rwanda’s geography in a way we have never seen before. Imagine maritime transport linking towns and villages along this new shoreline. Imagine real estate investments rising, with new businesses and residential areas built around the water. Imagine water sports and tourism turning the lake into a regional attraction, drawing visitors and creating jobs. And most importantly, imagine the irrigation potential. Thousands of farmers will gain access to reliable water for their crops, reducing vulnerability to climate change and drought. This means more food security, better incomes, and stronger rural economies. The Nyabarongo Dam is not just an energy project but also; It is a national transformation project, where It will power industries with clean and strong electricity, It will also, connect regions that were once far apart. It will turn farming into a more resilient and profitable venture. It will make Rwanda’s North @RwandaNorth, @RwandaSouth, @RwandaWest, and @CityofKigali more interconnected than ever before, Every major infrastructure project tells a story about the future. The story of Nyabarongo is about ambition, resilience, and opportunity. It shows what is possible when vision meets action. By 2028, this new lake will stand as a symbol of how far Rwanda has come—and how much further it is ready to go. The future is not waiting overseas. It is being built right here, in our rivers, valleys, and hills. And with Nyabarongo, Rwanda is preparing a future where energy, water, transport, and agriculture come together to shape a stronger, more connected nation. Exciting times are ahead @Nyarugenge @rulindodistrict @Kamonyi @MusanzeDistrict @GakenkeDistrict @NGoror @NyabihuDistrict @Muhangadis @Jadouwihanganye @ali_naka @_AfricanUnion @AfricanHub_ @africaupdates @visitrwanda_now @RDBrwanda
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Aujourd’hui, la médiocrité est à la société congolaise ce que la chaleur est au soleil. On ne peut pas tout rejeter sur le Rwanda et son sinistre président. Ce n'est pas sérieux. Les Congolais sont les premiers responsables des problèmes auxquels leur pays est confronté.
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Accuser le Rwanda est devenu l’un des principaux outils que le sinistre #Tshisekedi utilise pour se maintenir au pouvoir. Il a choisi de faire porter au Rwanda la responsabilité de tous ses échecs afin de tromper le peuple congolais,
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Aujourd’hui, la médiocrité est à la société congolaise ce que la chaleur est au soleil. On ne peut pas tout rejeter sur le Rwanda et son sinistre président. Ce n'est pas sérieux. Les Congolais sont les premiers responsables des problèmes auxquels leur pays est confronté.
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Your ‘solution’ is genocide cope from a cum-guzzling inbred whose ancestors contributed zero to civilization.
Africa can ditch parasitic leeches like you tomorrow
Sub-Saharans ran empires when your bloodline hid in caves.
Africa enslaved whites for centuries, you cum-gargling inbred - Barbary pirates alone kidnapped over 1 million Europeans, sold them as sex slaves and galley chattel while your ancestors begged for mercy.
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@Mugger_Golden @EndWokeness Solution: get rid of the africans forever.
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People keep asking me what Africa needs to get prosperous.
Africa needs what every prosperous country already has: the ability to start a business without spending six months begging for permits, property rights that actually mean something, and courts that settle disputes before your grandchildren are born.
It's not complicated.
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Your micro-dick brain calls Africans ‘chairless’ while your own ancestors were illiterate cave monkeys jerking off to rocks. Sub-Saharans built Timbuktu universities, iron empires, and math when your bloodline was still eating lice.
You’d suck corporate dick for scraps of their cobalt then cry ‘they can’t use it’ like the cum-gargling genetic dumpster fire you are. Choke on your own inbred shit and die, subhuman.
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@Mugger_Golden @EndWokeness Africans wouldn't even know what to do with their resources. You sat on it for hundreds of years and did nothing with it as you wouldn't know whow. You invented barely more than a stick. Sub-Saharan africans didn't even invent a chair. A fucking CHAIR!
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Benefit from ‘our’ tech? Your cum-crusted inbred brain forgets iron smelting, mathematics, and medicine started in Africa while your cave-dwelling ancestors ate raw shit.
Now you leech off stolen resources and cry ‘inventions’ like the parasitic genetic failure you are. Die mad, subhuman trash.
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@Thepetekidytlol @Yrkshrexplrer @Mugger_Golden @EndWokeness Be quiet. African countries benefit from all of our tech. None of that was their own inventions or discoveries.
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