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#Rwanda-RDF : Une armée accusée de crimes peut-elle mériter un Prix Nobel de la paix ? Le rapport évoque des massacres systématiques, des exécutions et des disparitions. Et surtout cette phrase devenue historique : « Si elles étaient prouvées devant un tribunal compétent, certaines des violences décrites pourraient être qualifiées de crimes de génocide. » les-mutikeys.com/2026/05/16/rwa…

Aujourd’hui, 24 mai 2026, cela fait 4 ans que mon père, Safari Stanley, est mort empoisonné en Afrique du Sud. En décembre 2021 déjà, j’avais reçu un appel : « Votre père doit rentrer. Personne parmi vous ne doit s’y opposer. » J’ai répondu qu’il ne rentrerait jamais volontairement dans un système qu’il dénonçait depuis des années. La réponse fut claire : « Toutes les accusations, même celles fabriquées via les gacaca, disparaîtront s’il rejoint Kigali. » Le message du régime était simple : Rejoignez-nous… ou mourez. Pendant des mois, les pressions ont continué. Menaces, manipulations, intermédiaires envoyés pour le convaincre. Mais mon père refusait toute négociation. Son combat n’était pas personnel. Il voulait dénoncer un système qu’il considérait comme injuste et sanguinaire. Le 24 mai 2022, des messagers envoyés par le général Dan Munyuza devraient venir lui rendre visite. Leur objectif n’était pas de négocier, mais de créer les circonstances permettant l’exécution du plan. Comme lors d’autres visites, mon père fait appeler A.N., une femme burundaise qui venait parfois cuisiner lorsqu’il recevait des invités. Ce même jour, il sera empoisonné. Après sa mort, le régime tente immédiatement de récupérer son corps pour l’expatrier vers Kigali. Mais grâce à la mobilisation de ses proches et d’une équipe d’avocats déterminés, ce plan échoue. Son corps sera finalement transféré en Europe en juillet 2022 afin qu’il puisse recevoir des funérailles dignes auprès des siens. Quatre ans plus tard, nous continuons son combat. Nous restons debout pour dénoncer le régime sanguinaire de Kigali, les intimidations, les assassinats politiques et le silence imposé aux Rwandais. Paix à son âme. La lutte continue. ✊🏽@MNdayizigi15852

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May 23, 1994. 📅 My brother was killed. 💔 He was 16. 😔 Read that again: Sixteen. A child. 🥺 He wasn’t a number. He wasn’t “one of many.” He was my older brother. And in a moment—his entire future was erased. 💔😭 During the genocide in Rwanda, he was separated from my mother while they were fleeing. He was alone. That’s how he met the militia who killed him. Pause for a second. Imagine your older brother at 16 👦. Now imagine never seeing him again 🥺💔😔. When I think about him, I don’t start with how he died. I start with what was stolen: The man he would have become 🧔🏾. The family he would have built 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. The life he would have lived ⏳. The brother I would still have today ❤️.. And then I zoom out. Because my story is not unique. Millions of futures were erased 💔. Families destroyed 😭. Communities broken 😔. Here’s the part people don’t understand: Genocide doesn’t start with killing. It starts with words. Before 1994, there were jokes. Comments. Small, casual ideas that some people were “different.” I was a child. I didn’t think much of it. Today, I see it clearly: that’s where it began. Those words planted division 💔. They made hatred feel normal 😡. And they made violence possible 💥. Let me tell you something personal. The last time I saw my brother 👨‍👦, he was taking me to a retreat 🏞️. That decision saved my life 🙏❤️. If I had stayed with him and my mother… I might not be here writing this ✍️. Today, I remember him in two ways: Through the eyes of the 13-year-old I was 👧. And through the understanding of the adult I’ve become 🤔. As a child: he was my protector ❤️. As an adult: I see the truth—he was just a child too 🤔. 16 years old 👧. Already carrying the weight of losing our father 💔. Already navigating a country being torn apart 🌍. Today, I speak as a survivor 🙏🏾. And I’ll say something that is not always easy to say: All victims deserve to be remembered 🙏🏾❤️. Not selectively. Not politically. Fully. Truthfully. So I ask you: What kind of world do we build—if we only remember some lives, and not others? My brother had a name: Nkubito Ntawuhigimana Joseph Olivier, Zézé for me. He had a life. He was loved. He deserved to live. Today, I remember him. And through him, I remember all those who were taken. They were taken, and with them, our world was gone! 😔💔 I remember my brother, other members of my family, my neighbors, my classmates... I remember everyone because we lived together. ❤️ Most of the people in the pictures were killed in the 1994 genocide. I'm sharing their story 📖 so you can get to know them too ❤️, keep their memory alive ✨, and invite you to join me in remembering them 🙏🏾.

This is the 5 YEARS of the incommunicado detention of journalist #FreeNtamuhanga by the Mozambican authorities. He is victim of 🇲🇿🇨🇵🇷🇼 collaboration. @FNyusi @EmmanuelMacron @FRELIMO_ @FRELIMONLINE @TotalEnergies @PPouyanne @UNHCRMozambique @FranceMaputo @USEmbassyMaputo

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Rwanda’s inflation hit 13% in April. Average inflation is projected at 13.9% for the full year. Energy prices are up 21%. Charcoal costs more. Fuel costs more. Now borrowing costs more too, @CentralBankRw just raised rates to 8.25%. The economy is “growing.” Mineral exports are booming. But not for the ordinary Rwandans. Kagame’s regime macroeconomic success story has always had a footnote, it’s written for international audiences, not for the people living inside it.

#Rwanda's 2025 Investment Climate ⚠️Expropriation / Property Rights Risks and CORRUPTION⚠️ There are many cases of poor expropriation where the government favored big investors over residents and other individual owners of land and other properties. state.gov/reports/2025-i…

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Juliana Lumumba: «Je veux une Francophonie des peuples, plus proche des gens» rfi.my/CiiH.x

#Rwanda: “Whenever anyone speaks out about what happened to them, especially if RPF troops were involved, they are labeled as genocide deniers.” - @JudiRever People often don’t realize the extent to which @PaulKagame’s regime will go to silence critics. Fear, intimidation, smear campaigns, imprisonment, and worse have created a climate where many Rwandans stay silent about what happened in the past and what continues to happen today. Listen to the full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=xf72JA… #MurakaZanezaPodcast #Kigali #HumanRights #Podcast #Africa

Quand on se souvient que le premier président du pays, le père de la République, n'avait pas de garde présidentielle attitrée, se baladait souvent seul, recevait de simples citoyens chez lui sans sécurité..@nyangoga @KarugaramaJ @Iamndat21 @GitifuW

C'était l'homme proche du peuple. Bien que Kayibanda et sa famille aient vécu en Belgique pendant un an (1957-1958). Kayibanda tenait que ces enfants soient semblables à ceux du peuple. C'est cette modestie qui leur a permis de survivre aux criminels du 5 juillet 1973. Regarde👇 0 garde du corps

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