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ARCHIVE: in 1988, when Habyarimana Juvenal Former President of Rwanda was invited by his counterpart President Museveni of Uganda where NRA Commissioned Officers Fred Gisa Rwigema and other Rwandan who were in NRA Army were also granted ranks in front of Habyarimana Later after two years in 1990 RPF (Rwanda Patriotic Front) led by Gisa Fred Rwigema invaded Rwanda to liberate the country from ethnic federalism and on the second day Gisa was Killed by the Enemy FAR.

IRGC condemns drone attack on Iraqi Kurdish leader Nechirvan Barzani’s residence, calling it an assassination attempt by the US and Israel and a “clear act of terrorism,” according to Press TV. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/agycbg

The knock-on effects of the war have been extraordinarily swift in India bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Lars Gumede launched NowNow, a platform with a standout feature aimed at ensuring government tenders don't go under the radar. mybroadband.co.za/news/business/…

“We are facing a real shock…probably beyond what we can imagine at the moment.” Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, explains why the disruption from the Gulf could last years economist.com/finance-and-ec…

Americans are leaving the U.S. in record numbers, drawn by a quality of life made easily affordable by the U.S.’s enviable salaries. on.wsj.com/4vbSvcj

Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing’Oei says Kenya spends over Sh3 billion yearly on diplomatic property rent. Speaking during the 19th Ambassadors' Conference at Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi, Sing’Oei called for a shift to service provision. Korir: We are paying in excess of 15 per cent of our current expenditure, which is about Sh3 billion, towards rent. We need to make diplomacy less about sitting in hotels and more about service provision.

A quiet phone call between two HR managers can now cost an employer hundreds of thousands of shillings and potentially a lawsuit. That warning is grounded in the ODPC decision that is reshaping hiring practices and exposing a hidden culture of secret job references. Read more: zurl.co/FsFf7

@masonq33 @JoelleAdler @EmekaCryptoNG Israel is getting hit badly...Daily...censorship

@JoelleAdler @EmekaCryptoNG Israel is literally not getting the brunt of it though. The UAE has received a plurality of the drones and missiles. It is absolutely an oddity and one we should be figuring out

Just had dinner with a friend who works in Gulf diplomacy. Smart guy. 20 years in the region. Something felt off though. He kept circling back to one phrase: "They're not seeing the board." Finally asked what he meant. His response floored me. "Israel bombs Iran's gas field — Iran retaliates by bombing Qatar's gas field. Israel bombs Iran's steel plants — Iran retaliates by bombing UAE's aluminum facility. Every single time, Iran hits a neighbor instead of hitting back at Israel. And nobody in the region is connecting the dots." He'd been watching this pattern for weeks. Iran keeps getting provoked into attacking the very countries it should be allied with. And the coalition that could challenge Israel is tearing itself apart from the inside. Made me think about chess. The best players don't beat you by attacking your king directly. They turn your own pieces against each other. But maybe no one in the region has realized they're the pieces. We're watching one of the most effective divide-and-conquer strategies play out in real time. Classic geopolitics, ancient playbook. Don't get me wrong — every country involved has agency and makes their own decisions. But thinking out loud, if Iran keeps retaliating against Gulf neighbors instead of the country that actually attacked them first… the region is doing Israel's work for them.

Now I properly understand why Yemen entered the war. Damn!!! Let me explain: Iran is choking off Western countries that support the US from passing through the strait of Hormuz. Then Saudi Arabia once built a pipeline that can deliver crude oil to the Red sea, bypassing the strait of Hormuz. Now Saudi Arabia is loading ships millions of barrels per day via the pipeline. Now Yemen has joined the war, declared the closing of the strait of Bab al-Mandab, stating they'll officially be blockading all Israeli ships and also the ships of those supporting Israel. This means that you can decide to avoid Iran's rules at the strait of Hormuz and you'll still meet Yemen at the strait of Bab al-Mandab before reaching for the Saudi pipeline in the Red sea. Western oil tankers can still buy from the Red sea and head towards Europe via the Suez canal without bothering about the Yemeni blockades but what about their goods going and coming from Asia?? Going through Africa will cost them millions of dollars with extra days. Iran is really flexing its leverage, and the world is feeling it.

Kenyan solar products firm Sun King is set to enter the Ethiopian market under a Sh19.5 billion investment plan, marking one of its largest expansion bets in Africa as it targets millions of households without reliable electricity. zurl.co/Stjy7

‘A white man’s war, a Black man’s fight’: the eye-opening story of Black soldiers in Vietnam "African Americans filled 31% of ground combat battalions in Vietnam, while the percentage of African Americans as a minority in the general population was 12%" theguardian.com/books/2026/feb…

Shops and restaurants in Egypt told to close early as energy crisis deepens bbc.in/4sxrxtI

Iran has agreed to allow 20 more ships under the Pakistani flag to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says in an X post. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

North Korea's Kim inspects solid-fuel engine, new tank as Pyongyang steps up military development reut.rs/4uWZ8yX reut.rs/4uWZ8yX

@WSJ Whoever believes these American stories...

First lady of Venezuela was her public job. Her other one was matriarch of a crime dynasty—and no one dared to cross her. on.wsj.com/47xSV2q

Emirates' war on information: Seventy Britons arrested in UAE for taking pictures and videos of drone and missile attacks during Iran war - and now face 10 years in jail trib.al/ZPRADS8

The at-the-pump price of Brazilian petrol has risen by 10% since the start of the war in Iran. That is painful, but far short of the staggering 30-40% jumps in the United States economist.com/the-americas/2…

Israeli media reported continuous rocket fire from Lebanon targeting northern settlements, and long-range rockets were reported toward central "Israel".

BREAKING: Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) says its facility was hit in an Iranian attack, injuring two employees. The company is assessing damage and says employee safety remains its top priority, according to state media. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/n5qza2