John Bideri

Rwanda has consistently maintained that the long-term deployment of our security forces in joint counterterrorism operations in Mozambique requires a sustainable financing framework. Having so far shouldered the bulk of the financial burden of these operations, a transition to more equitable funding is a strategic necessity. This common-sense position is a matter of public record and is unrelated to news reports from anonymous sources to @LeMonde’s @Phjacque in Brussels, where opposition to Rwanda's security cooperation with Mozambique has never been quiet, or from @WSJ’s @NicholasBariyo’s baseless speculations and unethical reporting. Bariyo – it is also a matter of public record that a Rwandan delegation was in Washington DC in March for scheduled meetings at the State Department in the context of the ongoing Washington Peace Agreement, a statement was issued after these meetings. No comments of the sort you mention, in one of several hallucinations you report, were uttered by our ambassador to the U.S. Rwanda has not and will not seek additional funds from the European Peace Facility, that is a matter for Mozambique. Rwanda's deployment requires sustainable financing, and it is up to the host government and its partners with major investments in Cabo Delgado to provide for that, as it has always been. Otherwise, Rwanda is satisfied to have been able to contribute together with our Mozambican allies in defeating the terrorists, securing the residents of Cabo Delgado and allowing for investments to roll out. Both the @WSJ and @LeMonde also get the numbers wrong. Current personnel numbers stand at over 6,300—significantly higher than the initial 2,000 deployed in 2021. This increase was a direct response to the expanded scope of operations and the necessity of filling the security vacuum left by the withdrawal of the SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM) in 2024. The bottom line is: ISIS attacks mainly victimized Mozambican civilians, and they have been the biggest beneficiaries of the joint security mission, having returned to their homes and resumed their lives. The gas investments benefit European and global energy security/interests, not Rwanda's – Rwandan forces are present in Cabo Delgado in response to the request of the Government of Mozambique for support.

Senateri Bideri John Bonds yasabye abaturage kuzitabira ibikorwa byo kwibuka, gufata mu mugongo abarokotse Jenoside no kwirinda ingengabiterezo ya Jenoside, abasaba kandi kugira umuryango utekanye kandi ushoboye aho batuye

Umuyobozi w'akarere @rangira yasabye abaturage kwirinda ibiza, abasaba kugenzura ko inzu batuyemo zikomeye naho batuye, hamwe n'ahashobora gushyira ubuzima bwabo mu kaga abasa kuba bahimuka,akaba yabasabye kandi gukomeza kwimakaza isuku n'isukura mu zabo naho bakorera hose

Uyu munsi mu Karere hakozwe #Umuganda usoza ukwezi, Hon. Senateri Bideri John Bond ari kumwe n'umuyobozi w'akarere @rangira n'abandi bayobozi bifatanyije n'abaturage hamwe n'abafite ababo bashyinguye mu rwibutso rwa Jenoside rwa Nyarubuye n'abaturage mu gukora umuganda,

“Nitwishyira hamwe ntawe uzatumeneramo”. Bumwe mu butumwa Perezida wa Sena Kalinda yagejeje ku baturage ubwo yabasabaga kurwanya ingengabitekerezo Jenoside no kurwanya uwo ari we wese washakaga guhangabanya ubumwe n’umutekano by’Abanyarwanda. #SenateriMuBaturage

Nkuko byatangajwe na @statisticsRW Akarere kacu kaje ku mwanya wa MBERE mu kwesa imihigo y'umwaka w'ingengo y'imari wa 2024-2025. Turashimira abaturage n'abafatanyabikorwa mwese ku ruhare mwabigizemo. Nta gusubira inyuma, Turi Intaramanaguhiga zesa imihigo👏 Mwarakoze

First Lady Jeannette Kagame stresses that the foundation of national development lies within the family, where children first learn essential values, morals, and social responsibility. She highlights the indispensable role of women in guiding and nurturing these young minds, shaping them into responsible, ethical, and productive members of society. By emphasizing that families are the starting point for instilling discipline, empathy, and respect, she draws attention to the long-term impact that strong, value-centered households can have on the broader community and the nation as a whole. Moreover, her message underscores that while women play a central role in child-rearing and moral guidance, the active involvement of fathers, extended family, and the wider community is equally important in creating a supportive environment. Ultimately, her perspective reflects the idea that sustainable national development is inseparable from strong family structures, empowered women, and communities committed to nurturing the next generation, ensuring that the growth and progress of the country are deeply rooted in the values taught at home.

Today in Innsbruck 🇦🇹, Amb. @urujeniB met Mayor @anzengruber_j. The City Council’s decision to host a Memorial Stele honoring victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda marks an important commitment to remembrance and education. The discussion also opened doors for tourism cooperation, cultural exchange, and possible partnerships.

Twishimiye kwifatanya namwe kwizihiza umunsi Mpuzamahanga w'Umugore. Dukomeje kwifuriza Abagore bose umunsi mwiza w'Umugore.

Kuri iki cyumweru mu Karere hizihijwe umunsi Mpuzamahanga w'Umugore. Ku rwego rw'Akarere wizihirijwe mu murenge wa Kirehe ukaba witabiriwe n'Ubuyobozi bw'Akarere, abagize @RwandaParliamnt bari mu ihuriro #FFRP n'abaturage ku nsanganyamatsiko igira iti: "Umugore ni uw'agaciro"

Senate President Kalinda François Xavier and Vice Presidents Nyirahabimana Solina and Mukabaramba Alvera met with Prof. Charity Manyeruka, Ambassador of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 to Rwanda 🇷🇼, to advance bilateral cooperation and parliamentary diplomacy.

Happening Now, together with @Rwanda_Bar, in partnership with @a4id and with support from the Clifford Chance Foundation, is participating in a consultative meeting to strengthen pro bono and legal aid services in Rwanda.

Minisitiri w’Intebe, Dr Nsengiyumva Justin, yasabye ko ibihugu bifite uruhare mu ntambara yo mu Burasirazuba bwa Repubulika Iharanira Demokarasi ya Congo bitanarugira mu nzira z’ubuhuza bugamije gushakira ibisubizo ibibazo by'umutekano muke mu Karere. Ibi yabigarutseho mu Nama y'iminsi ibiri y'Umuryango wa Afurika Yunze Ubumwe ya 39 yahurije hamwe abakuru b'ibihugu n’aba za Guverinoma yateraniye i Addis Ababa muri Ethiopia. #RBAAmakuru

Nyuma y'uruzinduko bagiriye mu murenge wa Gatumba ku munsi w'ejo, uyu munsi ba Hons. Senateri Gasana Alfred na Bideri John Bonds basuye urwego rwa MAJ (Maison d'Acces à la Justice) ku Karere. @Rwandasenate @RwandaLocalGov @Rwanda_Justice @RwandaWest @cnkusi20

Baganiriye ku mikorere n'imikoranire y'uru rwego, iy'Abunzi mediation committee, iya Komite Mpuzabikorwa y'Urwego rw'Ubutabera (Justice Reconciliation Law and Order Sector =JRLOS).

Banaganiriye k'uburyo abunzi bahuguwe kuri gahunda ya "Gana Ubutabera" ifasha abaturage gukemura ibibazo/amakimbirane batisunze inkiko (Alternative Discussion Resolution = ADR). Umusaruro wavuye mu kwegereza abaturage serivisi z'ubutabera zinoze binyuze muri MAJ:..../...

Least Corrupt Countries in Africa. 1. Seychelles 🇸🇨 (18th worldwide) 2. Cape Verde 🇨🇻 (35th) 3. Rwanda 🇷🇼 (43rd) 4. Botswana 🇧🇼 (43rd) 5. Mauritius 🇲🇺 (56th) 6. Namibia 🇳🇦 (59th) 7. Benin 🇧🇯 (69th) 8. Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮 (69th) 9. São Tomé 🇸🇹 (69th) 10. Senegal 🇸🇳 (69th)

“I would like to remind all of us that meetings like these, and the discussions we have had, should not become a place where we come to repeat ourselves with no outcome. They should not turn into routine gatherings, where we come, talk about problems, identify solutions, and then a year later return only to find that everything is still the same. Let’s examine ourselves. Many of you here have the capacity and the technical knowledge. But then something comes along and removes that capability, and suddenly one wonders where it went, where it disappeared to. When you have capacity, knowledge, and everything that is needed, yet nothing tangible comes out of it; when you cannot point to where you were yesterday and where you are today, and be able to say we are moving forward and progress is visible; then there is a problem. What is said and discussed here must lead to visible actions that show we are making progress. We should hold one another accountable, asking questions and providing answers, with the objective of constantly moving forward.” President Kagame | Closing of #Umushyikirano2026

Urugo rwiza ni ishingiro ry'iterambere ry'Igihugu, kandi kubaka urugo rwiza birashoboka. Twese tubiharanire, tubigereho.

Umuryango FPR Inkotanyi wifurije Abanyamuryango, inshuti z'Umuryango n'Abanyarwanda bose umunsi mwiza w'Intwari z'lgihugu. #Ubutwari2026