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Amavubi ❤️🇷🇼❤️🇷🇼❤️🇷🇼❤️🇷🇼🇷🇼❤️❤️🇷🇼❤️🇷🇼❤️🇷🇼❤️ Fave Team❤️🇷🇼 #FIFAseries2026 #RwandaOnTheTop❤️🇷🇼

🚨AMAKURU MASHYA🚨 Perezida wa Repeburika Paul Kagame ageze muri Sitade Amahoro ahari kubera umukino wa Amavubi na Grenada mu irushanwa rya FIFA Series

Rwanda Defence force 🇷🇼💪⚔️🦁 RDF🇷🇼🦁♥️

🇷🇼❤️ Kwibuka si amagambo gusa… ni umutima❤️, ni amateka🇷🇼, ni isomo ry’ubuzima🎙. 🎤 IBUKA ❤️ Twibuke, Twiyubake, Duharanire Ejo Hazaza Heza @IBUKAYouth @albcontact @DrDamascene @onduhungirehe

“Ubumwe bw’Abanyarwanda ni bwo bwakijije u Rwanda. Ni bwo bwadukuye mu mwijima butwinjiza mu rumuri. Ni bwo bwatumye twiyubaka nyuma ya Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994, kandi ni bwo bwatumye twongera kwizera ejo hazaza.” @DrDamascene @Emahoro1 @onduhungirehe

@FokaTango @GlobalScope24 @VKirebe50128 @Rulindawirwanda @Call6Callixte @inkumburwa11 @Inkotanyi_C @inkotanyi @7white_obed @mugorewa1 @ChanellaMc68301 Ndabona yaramblotse

Long live PK🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼👋👋👋👋

Burundi, March 27, 2026 Food Crisis in Burundian Prisons: Detainees Issue Urgent Appeal for Help Detainees held in several prisons across Burundi are raising the alarm over an increasingly critical food situation. For several days, and in some cases weeks, they say they have not been receiving sufficient food, exposing them to extreme hunger. Testimonies have emerged from several penitentiary facilities, including those in Ngozi, Muramvya, Gitega, Mpimba (Bujumbura), and Murembwe (Rumonge). According to the detainees, it has been nearly two weeks since they last received flour, a staple food in the prison diet. Currently, they only have access to beans in very limited quantities, often spoiled, forcing some prisoners to avoid eating them altogether. This food shortage is causing serious suffering among detainees. The situation is even more concerning as many of them are imprisoned far from their families, leaving them without any external support during this difficult time. Detainees also denounce the lack of clear responses from prison authorities, who reportedly say they do not know when food supplies will be restored. Faced with this alarming situation, the detainees are making an urgent appeal to the relevant authorities and humanitarian organizations to provide immediate food assistance as soon as possible. Organization: King Umurundi Freedom @GeneralNeva @NtareHouse @CNIDH_Bdi @MiniJustice_BDI @LigueIteka @FOCODE_ @RS_Burundi @NadineMballa2 @fidh_fr @AfricaDefenders @bikjo @MemoryBandera @DefendDefenders @Hassan_shire @FIACAT_org @omctorg @hrw @OpenSociety @hrw_fr @UN @KIOSFoundation @FCA_global @FordFoundation @ONU_fr @amnesty @AmnestyKenya @AmnestyEARO @UN_Burundi @UNHumanRights @dfat @CCPR_Centre @CIVICUSfrancais @CIVICUSalliance

It is clear that the United States is trying to resolve the DRC crisis without addressing it at its root, because the origin of the conflict and insecurity in eastern DRC was brought by the Interahamwe and defeated soldiers from Rwanda who, after committing the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, fled into DRC with weapons. They later organized themselves into the FDLR, a group that still holds genocidal ideology and continues to have the objective of attacking Rwanda in order to complete the mission of killing Tutsi. When the FDLR arrived in DRC, it introduced hatred, where Congolese Tutsi were killed, their property looted, and many fled to Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, and Kenya. Up to now, they have spent many years without protection and without being able to return to their homes in DRC. It is in this context that M23 emerged, presenting itself as a force to fight against the DRC government, which is seen as having been taken over by the FDLR, because currently much of the FARDC is described as being made up of FDLR elements together with affiliated militias grouped under Wazalendo, all accused of carrying genocidal ideology. It is therefore very troubling to see the United States opposing AFC/M23 while, in this view, it has restored security in many areas that had been taken over by the FDLR. This was an opportunity for refugees to return home, but because powerful countries prioritize their own interests, they handle the crisis while siding with the DRC government and supporting the FDLR. This is a shame for the United States, which had been trusted to resolve the issue, yet is seen as addressing it without tackling its root cause, which is the FDLR, while ignoring Tutsi in DRC who are being killed, burned, mutilated, and even eaten, acts allegedly carried out with the support of Tshisekedi and FARDC soldiers composed of FDLR. Rwanda cannot make the mistake of removing its defensive measures before the FDLR is completely dismantled. This would be like asking Israel to remove its defenses while Iran and Hezbollah continue launching bombs against it. Every country’s security should be treated equally. Rwanda learned its lesson when Tutsi were killed by the Interahamwe, who have now transformed into the FDLR, while the whole world and the United Nations abandoned them. The DRC crisis will not be resolved if there continues to be support for Tshisekedi, who is seen as acting with impunity, doing whatever he wants because he has natural resources that make everyone remain silent, forgetting the bad actions he is carrying out. But in this world, money speaks, and no one calls him out. Reports about Tshisekedi involving killings, arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances, torture in prisons, and the detention of political opponents—many of whom are accused simply because they are Tutsi—have disappeared. Those who speak Swahili are accused of collaborating with AFC/M23, and these reports have been ignored. @IntlCrimCourt @FBI @_AfricanUnion @AUC_MoussaFaki @EU_Commission @EUatUN @GeneralNeva @hadjalahbib @AsstSecStateAF @JuttaUrpilainen @FEGnassingbe @un_council @SenateForeign @MofaQatar_FR @CanadaUN @UKUN_NewYork @CanadaUE @SenateForeign @MichaelKanuSL @SecRubio @NshimyimanaEmma @JBorgstam @SecScottBessent @FranceONU @JuttaUrpilainen @HuangXia16 @SophieUKRPG @eucopresident @JosepBorrellF @StateDeptSpox @EP_President @prevotmaxime @USAmbUN @RepStephMurphy @MONUSCO @WilliamsRuto @4thPresidentKE @jlprdeangola @RepStefanik @OfficialMasisi @US_SrAdvisorAF @EmmanuelMacron @secgen @UEenRDC @volker_turk @prevotmaxime @onduhungirehe @HuangXia16 @antonioguterres

Rwanda has consistently shown commitment to implementing peace agreements in the region, honoring its obligations even in complex and challenging circumstances. For lasting peace to take hold, accountability must be applied fairly, any party that violates agreements, including the DRC, should be held responsible so that trust can be rebuilt and stability achieved.

President of the International Football Federation (FIFA),Gianni Infantino,praised how Rwanda is prepared to host the #FIFASeries2026 matches.Appreciating Rwanda is a principle for people all over the world because we have a unique identity that we carry with us. #KigaliYacu

Baravuga Bati, MUSINGA ko abanzi bawe mbona bishyize hamwe aho ubigenje ute! undi ati: bihorere, Kwihuza nabandwanya, ntibigushyira mubansinda kuko ibigwali byinshi ntibibyara abagabo👌, Ahubwo wisunga umugabo mbwa mugakubitirwa hamwe.

Kinshasa Inapaswa Kubadilisha Mtazamo Wake Inasikitisha sana, inachekesha na pia inashangaza. Serikali ya Kinshasa inapaswa kubadilisha mtazamo wake, kwa sababu ikiwa itaendelea kuongozwa na fikra za ukabila, hali hiyo itaisababishia aibu katika jukwaa la kimataifa.

Kinshasa Urged to Change Its Mindset It is truly unfortunate, even surprising. The government in Kinshasa should reconsider its approach, because continuing to operate with a mindset driven by tribalism will only lead to embarrassment on the international stage.

DRC’s Bid for Francophonie Leadership Overshadowed by Unpaid Dues As Kinshasa backs Juliana Lumumba to replace Louise Mushikiwabo as Secretary-General of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, the government of Félix Tshisekedi faces serious financial credibility issues. The Democratic Republic of the Congo reportedly still owes $37 million in unpaid contributions, raising questions about its financial commitments while seeking greater influence within the Francophonie.

🌎Igisirikare c’Uburundi giteye isoni😄😄Aba mureba na basirikira babarundi🇧🇮🇧🇮 bari muri Territoire ya Fizi mukarere ka Bibogobogo ko barahungura ibigori bakoherereza abagore babo nabana basize mugihugu barimo baridoga ngo Never na Chilombo ntibaheruka kubahemba.🇨🇩🇧🇮 @BurundiInsight @R_Ndikuriyo

La candidature de la RDC à la tête de la Francophonie entachée par des arriérés financiers Alors que Kinshasa soutient Juliana Lumumba pour succéder à Louise Mushikiwabo au poste de Secrétaire générale de l’Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, le gouvernement de Félix Tshisekedi fait face à des questions de crédibilité financière. La République démocratique du Congo accuserait encore 37 millions de dollars d’arriérés de contributions, ce qui soulève des interrogations sur ses engagements financiers au moment où elle cherche à accroître son influence au sein de la Francophonie

significant step in Central Africa’s conflict: AFC/M23 and Geneva Call have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on humanitarian dialogue. #Focus: civilian protection, security, stabilization & respect for International Humanitarian Law. #AmoveWorthWatching

Through our Peacebuilding Program, in partnership with @PoleInstitute & @APC_Asbl, and with support from @SwissDevCoop, youth from Eastern DRC 🇨🇩 & Rwanda 🇷🇼 are engaging in Intercultural & Intergenerational Dialogues. They are learning to use social media 📱 and storytelling 🎤 as powerful tools to build peace 🤝—not fuel conflict. #Peacebuilding #YouthForPeace #DRC #Rwanda #Dialogue #Storytelling @visionjeunesse2