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Regis 𝔻𝕦𝕤𝕙
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Entrepreneur || Philosophy: If you breathe, #𝕂𝕠𝕠𝕥𝕒𝕟𝕒.
Kigali, Rwanda Katılım Ağustos 2016
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Kigali didn’t just discuss growth.
Two days at the @africaceoforum focused on deals, partnerships, and ideas around scaling across Africa.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to making #ACF2026 impactful.
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“We really need to pay attention to what has been done here (in Rwanda) because it’s a real template that we just want to take and put it in Kenya, Nigeria, Accra, Abuja, Johannesburg and we will move in Africa.”
Masai Ujiri, President of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks and Co-Founder of the Giants of Africa, Zaria Group at the #ACF2026. #RBANews
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Grateful for this opportunity to share the stage with inspiring individuals, who shape CCI’s across our continent.
#ACF2026
Africa CEO Forum@africaceoforum
🎭 The creative industries are not entertainment. They are an economy. From the main stage of the Africa CEO Forum Annual Summit in Kigali, Hon. @XandrineUmutoni, Rwanda's Minister of State for Youth and Arts, reframed an industry too often relegated to the margins of African economic strategy. 📜 Her playbook rests on four pillars Rwanda has been actively building. First, the enabling policy environment, with intellectual property protection at its core, without ownership of what creatives produce, the same capital keeps circulating to the same gatekeepers, and wealth never compounds for the artists themselves. 🎓 Second, human capital development across the entire value chain. Not just the talent on stage, but the managers who can read a contract beyond their 10%, the lawyers fluent in IP law, the educators shaping curricula aligned with the labour market, and the technicians whose invisible work makes any cultural product professional. 🏛️ Third, infrastructure that is both physical and digital, and that carries cultural identity by design. Her question to the room was direct. Are African office buildings, conference centres and public venues being built so that the moment you walk in, you know you are in Rwanda, Kenya or Nigeria? Cultural identity, embedded in the architecture itself, is now part of how the continent should think infrastructure. 🌍 Underpinning the entire ambition is one persistent continental obstacle she named without hesitation. Visa frictions for African creatives moving across African borders to showcase their work. The single most concrete blocker to a pan-African creative economy. #ACF2026 #AfricaCEOForum
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Africa’s sports economy is projected to reach $20B by 2035 — and investors should be paying attention.
I just wrapped an incredible conversation with @EleniGiokos and Masai Ujiri, co-founder of @GiantsOfAfrica, on why arenas, courts, and concert venues are as vital to Africa’s future as roads and power infrastructure.
Securing broadcast and merchandising rights, building transparent sponsorship markets, leveraging audience data, and developing multi-use arenas that generate year-round revenue will be critical to unlocking #Africa’s sports and entertainment potential.
The sports value chain can become a true game-changer for the continent.
Let’s build it.
#CreativeEconomy #IFCinAfrica #ACF2026
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🎭 The creative industries are not entertainment. They are an economy. From the main stage of the Africa CEO Forum Annual Summit in Kigali, Hon. @XandrineUmutoni, Rwanda's Minister of State for Youth and Arts, reframed an industry too often relegated to the margins of African economic strategy.
📜 Her playbook rests on four pillars Rwanda has been actively building. First, the enabling policy environment, with intellectual property protection at its core, without ownership of what creatives produce, the same capital keeps circulating to the same gatekeepers, and wealth never compounds for the artists themselves.
🎓 Second, human capital development across the entire value chain. Not just the talent on stage, but the managers who can read a contract beyond their 10%, the lawyers fluent in IP law, the educators shaping curricula aligned with the labour market, and the technicians whose invisible work makes any cultural product professional.
🏛️ Third, infrastructure that is both physical and digital, and that carries cultural identity by design. Her question to the room was direct. Are African office buildings, conference centres and public venues being built so that the moment you walk in, you know you are in Rwanda, Kenya or Nigeria? Cultural identity, embedded in the architecture itself, is now part of how the continent should think infrastructure.
🌍 Underpinning the entire ambition is one persistent continental obstacle she named without hesitation. Visa frictions for African creatives moving across African borders to showcase their work. The single most concrete blocker to a pan-African creative economy.
#ACF2026 #AfricaCEOForum
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The RDB 2025 Annual Report has now been released, outlining progress across priority sectors and continued reforms to support Rwanda’s economic growth.
Key highlights:
🔹 USD 2.62B in registered investments across 799 projects
🔹 USD 3.6B in export receipts
🔹 USD 685M in tourism revenue
Learn more: rdb.rw/rwanda-develop…
#VisitRwanda | #InvestInRwanda | #MadeInRwanda
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A profound and truth- revealing masterpiece by @FirstLadyRwanda :
“Our nation called for restorative justice to deliver accountability, albeit imperfect, in the hope that we could once more rebuild together.
Survivors offered an invaluable, redeeming gift: forgiveness.
They did it for themselves. For future generations. For the country.
We shall forever be grateful.
Somewhere down the line Rwandans rewrote a future for ourselves as a nation that did not align with the one that was scripted for us. Much that we do to attain this future will challenge, will offend, will, and already does, bring discomfort to some.
So be it. We march forward, and we will not turn back” Read: : t.co/8nRJ8y8860
First Lady of Rwanda@FirstLadyRwanda
“We do not say ‘Never Again’ because we believe that the ill has been eradicated, nor that the fight is over; we say ‘Never Again’ because we have embraced the reality of a perpetual resistance against the recurrence of the evil that tried to break us, to erase us.” - First Lady Mrs Jeannette Kagame As we continue #Kwibuka32, Her Excellency reflects on the enduring responsibility of remembrance, the courage of survivors, and the duty of every generation to defend truth. Read the full op-ed here: imbutofoundation.org/rwandas-rememb…
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A new chapter begins.
Thank you @BankofKigali, for trusting our vision and stepping in as our title sponsor.
Welcome to the BK Pro League the future starts now. 🚀
#DaretobeMore #BankiyaRuhago
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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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Addiction to short-form videos is associated with reduction of brain activity in the frontal lobe and weakened focus.
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When you are doing important work but also your team is playing the Africa men’s volleyball champions league at home 🇷🇼🔥
Congrats to the 🟢⚪️ for the 3-0! #TuriKepler
If you are in Kigali, make sure you catch a volleyball game this weekend, I promise you will be converted like me!
Tomorrow we are playing Sport S from Uganda at Petit Stade at 7 pm.
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“The international intellectual property mechanisms enable countries to protect ideas, attract investment, generate productive jobs and advance sustainable development. For Rwanda and other developing countries, this means greater access to tools, expertise and partnerships that facilitate their participation in the global knowledge economy.
For Africa, it means empowering a rapidly growing youth population, enabling innovators, researchers, creators and entrepreneurs to transform ideas into enterprises, products and decent employment”.
— Amb. @urujeniB, delivering Rwanda's Statement at the 67th series of meetings of Assemblies of WIPO- Extraordinary session during which Director General Daren Tang was reappointed for a second mandate.
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And as we reflect on these testimonies, we must also acknowledge the scale of what it took to bring this genocide to an end.
In 1994, the Rwandan Patriotic Front faced the immense task of stopping a genocide while taking control of a country collapsing under a divisive and genocidal regime.
#Inkotanyi fought government forces that were supported from outside and better equipped, while confronting militias and state security structures actively targeting civilians.
They did so outnumbered — often hungry, exhausted — remembered by many survivors as young men with little, yet carrying the weight of saving lives.
At the same time, they organized and carried out rescue missions — saving countless Tutsi who were under immediate threat across the country.
Ending the genocide required more than words. It required action, coordination, and the courage to stand against a system that had turned against its own people.
This too is part of the truth we carry.
#Kwibuka32
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Dear Survivor,
Your testimony stays with us — the small, impossible choices you were forced to make as a child.
Giving away the little money you had, hoping it might save a sibling.
Wearing layers of clothing, prepared for nights in the cold.
Being told to run in different directions — trusting that, God willing, you would meet again.
We also remember those who, though not targeted, chose to risk everything to protect others — affirming, even in the darkest moments, the possibility of humanity.
These are not just memories. They are truths that shape our collective responsibility.
As President @PaulKagame reminded us on 7 April, your strength is a reservoir of humanity that continues to define who we are.
Your loved ones live on in our memory, and in every step this country takes forward.
May you find moments of peace, and the strength to continue, at your own pace.
#Kwibuka32
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PHOTOS: Artistes join @BPRbankrw to honour fallen staff, preserve Genocide memory
READ: newtimes.co.rw/article/34907/…
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Matchday with @Atleti 🇷🇼⚽
Jolie Marlene, founder of Rwanda’s CoffeeMap Company, experiencing the energy and atmosphere firsthand.
#VisitRwanda 🤝 @atletienglish
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Congratulations as well to #VisitRwanda’s newest football partner Atlético de Madrid @Atleti on an impressive win and qualification for the UEFA semi-finals! Wishing you continued success!
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Kudos to @visitrwanda_now
#VisitRwanda
#Kootana.
We are the real winners in this #EUFAChampionsLeague
@ChampionsLeague 🏟️⚽️
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