INTERAHAMWE MBARUSHIMANA CALLIXTE , APFANYE IBYAHA BYINSHI CYANE KUKO RWEGO NA SATANI BIGOYE KUMWAKIRA (MRNDD-PARMEHUTU-HUTU PAWA BIPFUSHIJE UMWANA NATWE DUPFUSHIJE UMWANZI) ❤️💔 ~Tariki ya 7 Mata 2024, Perezida Paul Kagame yagaragaje ko Florence yari mubyara we, agaragaza ko bibabaje kuba Mbarushimana akomeje kwidegembya mu Bufaransa, kandi ibimenyetso bigaragaza uruhare yagize muri Jenoside.~ Mbarushimana yabaye umukozi wa porogaramu y’Umuryango w’Abibumbye ishinzwe iterambere (UNDP). Muri Mata 1994, yari yarahawe inshingano yo gufasha Abanyarwanda bakoranaga ubwo Loni yari yarahungishije abakozi bayo b’abanyamahanga mu gihe cya Jenoside. Yatangiye gukorera Loni mu 1992, yirukanwa mu 2001 ubwo yashinjwaga kugira uruhare mu rupfu rw’abantu 32 barimo abakozi b’uyu muryango mu gihe yari yarahawe inshingano zo kubarindira umutekano no kubaha ibyo bakenera. Umugenzacyaha wa Loni wakoraga iperereza ku byaha by’intambara, Tony Greig, yagaragaje ko muri aba bantu 32, harimo babiri Mbarushimana yirasiye ubwe. Yagaragaje kandi ko Mbarushimana yagize uruhare mu rupfu rwa Florence Ngirumpatse wari ushinzwe abakozi ba UNDP mu Rwanda, n’urw’abandi biganjemo abana b’Abatutsi bari mu kigero kiri hagati y’imyaka 8 na 18, bose Florence yageragezaga kurinda. Ibimenyetso Greig yahaye Urukiko Mpuzamahanga Mpanabyaha rwari rwarashyiriweho u Rwanda, ICTR i Arusha, byagaragaje ko Mbarushimana ari umwe mu bari bashyigikiye Interahamwe kandi ko yari afite izo yatozaga. Uyu mugenzacyaha yasobanuye ko yagiranye ibiganiro n’abantu 25, bamuhamiriza ko babonye Mbarushimana agira uruhare mu bwicanyi bwakorewe abarimo abakozi ba Loni. Tariki ya 7 Mata 2024, Perezida Paul Kagame yagaragaje ko Florence yari mubyara we, agaragaza ko bibabaje kuba Mbarushimana akomeje kwidegembya mu Bufaransa, kandi ibimenyetso bigaragaza uruhare yagize muri Jenoside. Perezida Kagame yagize ati “Ikibabaje ni uko uwagambaniye Florence n’abo bari kumwe yakomeje gukorera Loni na nyuma ya Jenoside, kandi ibimenyetso by’uruhare rwe muri Jenoside byaramenyekanye.” Umukuru w’Igihugu yakomeje ati “Abantu bamubonye yishimira urupfu rwa Florence mu ijoro ry’icyo gitero. Yakomeje gukora muri Loni imyaka myinshi kandi nubwo ibimenyetso bimuhamya uruhare rwe, aracyidegembya mu Bufaransa.” Mu 2008, CPCR yasabye ishami ry’urukiko rwa Paris rishinzwe gukurikirana ibyaha byibasira inyokomuntu ko hakorwa iperereza kuri Mbarushimana, bigeze mu Ukwakira 2024 rugaragaza ko nta bimenyetso cyangwa ubuhamya bihagije byabonetse byatuma iperereza rikomeza. CPCR yarajuriye, isobanura ko iri shami ryafashe icyemezo ritabanje gusuzuma bumwe mu buhamya bushinja Mbarushimana uruhare muri Jenoside, kandi ko ritasuzumye raporo yakorewe imbere muri Loni igaragaza ibikorwa byaranze ukekwa. Kuri uyu wa 21 Gicurasi 2025, Urukiko rw’Ubujurire rwa Paris rwahaye agaciro ubujurire bwa CPCR, rusaba ko Mbarushimana akorwaho iperereza ku bindi bimenyetso n’ubuhamya bitasuzumwe mu iperereza ryabanje. Yabaye mu buyobozi bwa FDLR Mbarushimana ni umwe mu bashinjwa uruhare muri Jenoside bashinze umutwe w’iterabwoba wa FDLR ukorera muri Repubulika Iharanira Demokarasi ya Congo ndetse byavugwaga ko yanabaye Umunyamabanga Nshingwabikorwa wawo. Tariki ya 11 Ukwakira 2010, yatawe muri yombi na Polisi y’u Bufaransa hashingiwe ku rupapuro rw’Urukiko Mpuzamahanga mpanabyaha, ICC, rukorera mu i La Haye mu Buholandi. Nk’uko inyandiko za ICC zibigaragaza, Mbarushimana yari akurikiranweho ibyaha 13 abarwanyi ba FDLR bakoreye abasivili mu ntara ya Kivu y’Amajyaruguru n’iy’Amajyepfo mu 2009.

Agasozi gapfushije umurozi kaba kabonekewe n’Ijuru ❤️ Uyu mureba ni Callixte Mbarushimana wagambaniye mubyara wa Perezida Kagame witwaga Florence, yicwa muri Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994. Uyu mugambanyi yakoranaga na nyakwigendera muri UNPD ndetse abantu baramubonye yishimira ko Florence yishwe. Gusa ikibabaje, nuko apfuye acyidegembya mu Bufaransa n’amaraso yakoze. Rest in Hell

Urwunge rw’amajwi n’amagambo y’indirimbo "Nda Ndambara" ni amateka asangiwe y’Abanyarubavu bashimira Perezida Kagame ku mutekano bahawe muguteinda abacengezi. Ni ikorasi y’Abarokore yahinduriwe amagambo i Rubavu, si igihangano bwite cy’umuntu umwe ngo agondoze igihugu. Nsabimana Leonard (Ndandambara) icyo yakoze ni ukuyiririmba, ariko kuyikoresha nk’iturufu yo kwitakisha asaba amastudio n'imodoka, inzu bitesha agaciro umusanzu we. Umwana ureba ku isahane ya mugenzi we arazingama! Iyo buri wese warwanye urugamba rwo kubohora igihugu aza kwaka ingororano zihwanye n’igitambo cye byagenda gute? Mariya Yohana wahimbye "Intsinzi" muri '92 akohereza n’abana be ntiyigeze yishyuza cyangwa ngo agondoze igihugu. 🚨

The world has lost a true hero of justice, Dafroza Mukarumongi-Gauthier.😭💔🇷🇼😭💔 Her story is one of great heartbreak. During the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, she lost nearly 80 members of her family. Her beloved mother was murdered outside a church in Kigali. Dafroza carried this deep sorrow every single day. Instead of giving up, she turned her pain into power. She and her husband, Alain, spent over 30 years hunting down genocide fugitives who fled to Europe. They created the CPCR organization and traveled across Rwanda to find witnesses and evidence. Thanks to her hard work, many genocidaires were finally sent to prison. For her bravery, Rwanda honored her with the Igihango national medal. We are deeply saddened by her passing, but we will never forget her strength. She showed us that memory is a duty and that there is no peace without justice. Rest in peace, Dafroza. 🇷🇼✨

When Museveni’s government planned to send senior Rwandan officers away for military courses, the assignments would have separated the group: Major General Rwigema was expected to go to the United States, Afande Kagame to Nigeria, while other commanders were to be sent to different countries, including Russia and Egypt . Major Paul Kagame later recalled that he and Afande Rwigema discussed the situation carefully. He advised Rwigema to stay, believing that his absence could disrupt the preparations that were already underway. Afande Rwigema agreed, while Afande Kagame proceeded with his own military studies abroad. That decision became an important moment in their story. One went to study, while the other remained behind to continue organising. Yet they stayed in close communication as preparations for the return to Rwanda continued.

A Friendship That Became Part of History 🇷🇼❤️ Maj.Gen Fred Gisa Rwigema and Major General Paul Kagame shared more than a military journey, they shared a deep bond built through years of struggle, trust, and a common connection to Rwanda. They grew up in exile and later served together in Uganda’s National Resistance Army. Through difficult times, their friendship and commitment to their cause remained strong. In 1990, Major General Rwigema led the RPF’s return to Rwanda. His death just days after the beginning of the campaign changed the course of their story. Major General Kagame later took command of the RPF, carrying forward a struggle they had shared. This photograph captures more than two military figures. It reflects a friendship between two comrades whose lives became closely connected to a defining chapter in Rwanda’s modern history. 🇷🇼🫂❤️

Ubutwali bw’Umunyabigwi wacu w’ibigwi ❤️👊🏿🇷🇼INKOTANYI CYANE Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame no gusiga ibyiza byose akaza ku rugamba atazi ko azarurokoka Icyemezo cya Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame cyo kuva mu ishuri rya gisirikare ryo mu rwego rwo hejuru muri Amerika akaza kuyobora urugamba rwo kubohora igihugu cyari mu kaga, cyabaye ikimenyetso gikomeye cy’ubutwari no kwiyemeza . Mu Kwakira 1990, Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame yari mu masomo akomeye ya gisirikare muri Leta zunze ubumwe za Amerika. Icyo gihe kandi, yari afite umwanya n’ubuzima bwiza mu gisirikare cya Uganda (NRA), bufite umutekano n’icyubahiro bidasanzwe. Amaze kumenya inkuru y’incamugongo y’uko Jenerali Majoro Fred Gisa Rwigema yaguye ku rugamba, yafashe icyemezo cyo gushyira ku ruhande ayo mahirwe yose n’umutekano we. Yahise asiga umugore we, Madamu Jeannette Kagame, wari utwite umwana wabo w’imfura. Yemeye guhara amahoro y’umuryango we n'ubwiza bw'ubuzima yarimo, ntiyita ku buzima bwe ajya gutabara ingabo mu rugamba rwari rurimo akaga kenshi. Igihe Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame n’ubumenyi bwinshi kuby’urugamba ubwo yageraga ku rugamba, yasanze ingabo za RPA (Rwandan Patriotic Army) ziri mu bihe bikomeye cyane. Abasirikare bari bafite agahinda bacitse n'intege, kandi bari mu mazi abira kubera kurwanywa n'ingabo za Leta (FAR) zari zifite intwaro zikomeye n'inkunga y'amahanga. Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame yabonye ko gukomeza kurwanira mu kibaya cy’Umutara byari guhita bitsemba ingabo zose. Nibwo yafashe icyemezo gikomeye cyo kujya na ingabo mu mashyamba akonje n'imisozi miremire y'Ibirunga. Muri iyo misozi, Jenerali Majoro Paul Kagame yongeye kubaka ingabo, azigabanyamo imitwe mito, itabara vuba, kandi ifite ikinyabupfura gihambaye. Iki cyemezo cyakuye urugamba mu kaga, gihindura amateka, ari nacyo cyagejeje FPR-Inkotanyi ku nsinzi n'amahoro mu mwaka wa 1994.

The Bravery and Sacrifice of Major General Paul Kagame🇷🇼❤️👊🏿 Major General Paul Kagame’s decision to leave a top military academy in the United States to lead a struggling liberation movement was an act of incredible bravery. In October 1990, Major General Paul Kagame was studying at an elite military school in Kansas, USA. At the same time, he had a very comfortable, safe, and high-ranking job in Uganda's army. When he heard the tragic news that Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema had died on the battlefield, he chose to give up all of his comfort and safety. He made the painful choice to leave behind his wife, Mrs. Jeannette Kagame, who was pregnant with their first child. He risked everything, knowing he might never see his family or his unborn baby again, just to help his Rwanda. When Major General Paul Kagame arrived at the front lines, the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) was in a terrible position. The soldiers were sad, confused, and losing heavily against a government army that had powerful foreign weapons. Major General Paul Kagame knew that fighting in the open fields would mean total defeat. He made the smart and bold decision to move the army into the freezing, thick forests of the Virunga volcanic mountains. In those mountains, Major General Paul Kagame reorganized the troops into small, fast, and highly disciplined units. This move saved the struggle from failing and changed the course of history, leading the RPF to a final victory in 1994.

By September 1990, under his supreme command, all meticulous preparations for the armed liberation struggle were finalized. On Monday, October 1, 1990, the RPF's armed wing, the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA), launched its historic offensive to liberate Rwanda, crossing the border post at Kagitumba under the direct leadership of Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema. Tragically, on the very next day, Tuesday, October 2, 1990, the beloved commander was shot and killed during a confrontation with the forces of Juvénal Habyarimana's regime. Recognizing that the sudden loss of such an inspirational leader could instantly demoralize the troops and cause the entire offensive to collapse, senior commanders kept his death a strict secret. Though the devastating news eventually leaked and caused a temporary setback, forcing the RPA to endure heavy losses and retreat, the trajectory of the war shifted when Major Paul Kagame rushed back from military studies in the United States. Taking command, Afande Kagame brilliantly restructured the army and pivoted to a strategic guerrilla warfare campaign in the Virunga mountains, ultimately rescuing the movement from defeat and steering the RPF to a decisive victory in 1994. Ultimately, Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema's foundational vision was realized when Major Paul Kagame restructured the Rwandan Patriotic Army into a resilient guerrilla force in the Virunga volcanic mountains, steering the RPF to a decisive victory in 1994 and securing modern Rwanda's sovereignty. Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema passed away early in the struggle, but his sacrifice, vision, and ultimate courage laid the unbreakable foundation for a liberated, peaceful, and prosperous nation.

Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema remains an immortal icon of Rwandan heroism and the foundational pillar of the struggle that liberated the nation. ❤️🇷🇼💔 Born Emmanuel Gisa on April 10, 1957, in Mukiranze, Musambira Commune, within the Gitarama Prefecture, he was the son of Kimonyo and Gatarina Mukandilima. His life took a drastic turn at just three years old in 1960, when his family was forced to flee the targeted persecution and violence unleashed against the Tutsi population under the PARMEHUTU regime. Seeking sanctuary, they crossed into Uganda and settled in the Nshungerezi refugee camp located in Ankole. Growing up in the harsh realities of exile, Rwigema attended Mbarara High School from 1974 to 1976. During these formative adolescent years, he immersed himself in reading about monumental revolutionary figures like Ernesto Che Guevara, Mao Zedong, and George Washington, fostering a deep-seated determination to combat injustice and fight for the dignity of displaced people. Driven by this revolutionary spirit, Rwigema entered the military arena in 1976 by joining FRONASA (Front de Salut Nationale), led by Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Kahinda Otafiire, and Shefu Ali. That same year, following a pivotal meeting with Museveni in Nairobi, his comrades renamed him Fred Rwigema. He subsequently advanced into Tanzania to join FRELIMO (Front de Libération du Mozambique), where he formed a lifelong bond with General Salim Saleh (born Caleb Akandwanaho); both men would eventually be awarded the rank of Major General in the NRA. When Ugandan dictator Idi Amin Dada invaded Tanzania in 1978, Tanzania repelled the aggression with the aid of exiled Ugandans and Rwandans, including Fred Rwigema. By 1979, the Uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA) was formed to overthrow Amin's regime. In tandem with these regional movements, exiled Rwandans sought to organize themselves, leading to the creation of the Rwandese Refugee Welfare Foundation (RRWF) in 1979, which evolved into the Rwandese Alliance for National Unity (RANU) in 1980 with Rwigema as a core member. In 1981, Rwigema became one of the foundational pioneers of the National Resistance Army (NRA), a guerrilla movement launched to overthrow the dictatorial regime of Milton Obote. Out of the historic group of 40 individuals who initiated the National Resistance Movement's armed struggle, there were only 27 actual soldiers; among this elite group were Fred Gisa Rwigema and his close compatriot, Paul Kagame. Together, they played instrumental roles in the daring and historic raid on the Kabamba military barracks. Following years of intense warfare, the NRA successfully liberated Uganda, deposing President Tito Okello on February 6, 1986, and installing Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as President. From 1986 to 1989, Rwigema served with high distinction as the NRA's Chief of Combat Operations, famously leading the military campaigns that successfully countered the rebellion of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), which was led by Alice Lakwena at the time. Amidst his demanding military responsibilities, Rwigema also built a family, marrying his wife Jeannette Urujeni Birasa in 1987, with whom he shared two children, Gisa Junior Rugamba and Teta Gisa. Simultaneously, the yearning to return home intensified among Rwandan exiles. In December 1987, during RANU's 7th Congress held in Kampala, the organization officially transformed into the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF-Inkotanyi), with the primary goal of securing the right of return for Rwandan refugees who had been banned from their homeland for decades. This historic turning point was shaped by Rwigema alongside other prominent figures like Paul Kagame, Sam Kanyemera (Kaka), Commander Charles Musitu, and Dr. Peter Bayingana. By 1989, Rwigema traveled extensively to mobilize political and financial support across the Rwandan diaspora in Europe and North America.

October 1, 1990 – October 1, 2026 Long live the formidable Inkotanyi warriors who, under the leadership of our heroes General Fred Gisa Rwigema and General Paul Kagame, carried forward the struggle that transformed the course of Rwanda’s history. Today, we honor and remember all the men and women of the RPA-Inkotanyi who gave their lives in the struggle, including the commanders who fell on the battlefield: General Fred Gisa Rwigema Major Peter Bayingana Major Chris Bunyenyezi Major Stephen Ndugute Capt Kayitare Intarebatinya ya Rutaneshwa………. and all the other RPA commanders, officers and soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. We remember their courage, sacrifice and commitment to Rwanda. Thank you to all the Inkotanyi — those who fought, those who served, those who survived, and those who gave their lives. May the sacrifices of the fallen never be forgotten. Long live Rwanda. Long live the memory of the fallen. Long live the spirit of the Inkotanyi. October 1, 1990 – October 1, 2026.

Grégoire Kayibanda was a cowardly extremist who built his entire political career on hatred, institutionalized segregation, and the state-sponsored slaughter of his own citizens(TUTSI). Far from the brave martyr his sympathizers pretend he was, Kayibanda spent his life weaponizing ethnic division through the PARMEHUTU movement, creating a toxic quota system that stripped human rights away from the Tutsi minority. He was not a holy man accepting God's will; he was a disgraced, broken despot who was easily overthrown, discarded, and left entirely forgotten by the very military regime he helped inspire. This pathetic myth is actively pushed by Gitifu Sebatware (Alfred Antoine Uzabakiriho), a shameless revisionist trying to rewrite history from the safety of Belgium. Uzabakiriho uses fake quotes to sanitize the Kayibanda era because his own family name is permanently stained by the blood of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. His parents, Bernard Uzabakiriho and Antoinette Nyirabakungu, were not innocent bystanders—they were convicted Interahamwe genocidaires sentenced many years by community Gacaca courts for leading local death squads and planning genocide in Butare. Uzabakiriho is nothing more than a dishonest fraud who uses social media to spit on the memory of genocide victims while trying to resurrect the legacy of killers. By running away to Europe and using digital handles to praise extremists, he proves he inherits both the toxic ideology and the utter cowardice of his convicted parents. No amount of online trolling, selective nostalgia, or fabricated stories will ever wash the blood off his family name or make his revisionist lies believable—whitewashing a pig doesn’t make it holy.😅😅

Umunsi mutindi atabaruka arashwe n'umubisha agapfa umubiri ariko umushinga we ntupfane nawe, ingabo ze zabaye impehe ukwezi kose kugeza ubwo ziboneye umuyobozi mushya. Ni mu gihe niko bigenda iteka, iteka inzuki zitagifite/zipfushije urwiru ziba impehe, akenshi ariko zigira ubushobozi bwo kwitoramo urwiru rushya, bitihi se umuvumvu nyirazo akazihahira urwiru ahandi. Naho iyo zitagize urwiru rushya ziba impehe kuburyo mu gihe gito zizima, zirapfa zigashira kubera kutagira urwiru ngo zororoke. Intwari Fred Gisa Rwigema yaratabarutse, nyuma y'ukwezi inkoni y'ubutore n'ubutware yakirwa n'umwe mu basirikari bakuru bamugwaga mu ntege, uwo ni umugobokarugamba Major Paul Kagame wari usanzwe ashinzwe iperereza mu gisirikali cya Uganda. Late Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema, komeza uruhukire ijabiro kwa Jambo ntwari y'uRwanda. ✍🏾Général Fred Gisa Rwigema, né le 10 Avril 1957, tombé au Champ d'honneur le 2 Octobre 1990❤️🙏🏾 Consacré Héros National du Rwanda de tous les temps, le Général Fred Gisa Rwigema est l'homme qui depuis son enfance et sa jeunesse, a rêvé le retour des réfugiés Tutsi rwandais dans leur pays. Il a très tôt compris que cela n'était possible qu'en passant par la libération du Rwanda; il s'engagea alors sur le chemin de ses rêves et ambitions nobles déjà en 1976 sous les ailes de Yoweri Museveni, tout un marathon politico-militaire d'un circuit extraordinaire 《Uganda-Tanzanie-Mozambique-Tanzanie-Uganda》, qui a abouti en Janvier 1986 par leur Victoire qui porta Museveni à la tête du Pays, Président de l'Uganda depuis lors. Pour Fred Gisa Rwigema et les siens, le projet de la libération du Rwanda devint une réalité pour ensuite se matérialiser, en date du 25 Décembre 1987, sous le nom de 《Armée Patriotique Rwandaise Inkotanyi- Front Patriotique Rwandais Inkotanyi 》, APR-FPR, en sigle. Le Général Fred est Commandant en chef de l'APR Inkotanyi et concomitamment Chairman du FPR Inkotanyi. . Le 1er Octobre 1990, il dirigea la mise en œuvre dudit projet en lançant la guerre de la libération du Rwanda. Inopinément tombé au champ d'honneur le lendemain du jour historique, il fut relayé par ses lieutenants/ses seconds parmi lesquels son Alter Ego, le Général Kagame Paul qui a dirigé l'APR Inkotanyi et l'a conduit à la victoire le 04 Juillet 1994. Pour en savoir plus sur ce héros national du Rwanda, l'on peut visiter Google qui a résumé les écrits de ceux et celles qui le connaissent bien. Tariki ya 6 Ukwakira 2019, Tatien NDOLIMANA MIHETO

✍🏾❤️✊🏾 General Fred Gisa Rwigema yavutse tariki ya 10/04/1957. Twamwitura iki umutabazi, intwali y'ikirenga y'uRwanda, umusore wazirose akazikabya. Mu mabyiruka ye yahoraga abaza abakuru impamvu ari impunzi, impamvu bavukijwe igihugu. Abaye ingimbi yatangiye gutekereza ko we n'abe bashobora guharanira gutaha iwabo iRwanda bakabigeraho; icyo gihe azwi asoma cyane ibitabo bimwubakamo intekerezo (idéologie) yo kwibohora kw'abaturage. Ntibyatinze maze agize imyaka 19 atangira gushyira mu bikorwa umushinga we wo kuzafatanya n'urubyiruko bagenzi be kubohora uRwanda/kubohora abanyarwanda no gucyura ababo mu gihugu cyabo. Ni mu mwaka wa 1976 ubwo umulyango we, inshuti ze n'abagenzi bayoberwaga aho yagiye, umusore Gisa yari yazimiye, yari yabasize cyane mu ngamba n'ibikorwa. Yamaze imyaka igera kuri ine yarabuze bitagira akanunu kaho yaba ari. Nyuma byaje kumenyekana ko yari yaragiye muri Tanzanie kwiga no gushaka ubushobozi mu byerekeye intambara (zo kwibohora no kubohora abaturage) mu mutwe wa FRONASA (Front for National Salvation) wari uyobowe na Museveni, nyuma agakomereza urugamba rwo kwitegura mu mutwe wa FRELIMO w'abanyaMozambique afatanya nabo urugamba rwo kubohora iki gihugu ku ngoyi y'abakoloni. Mu mwaka 1979 yafatanyije n'abandi gushinga umutwe wa UNLA (Uganda National Liberation Army) maze bafatanya n'ingabo za Leta ya Tanzanie batsinda umubisha Idi Amin Dada wayoboraga Uganda yarayiyogoje. Nyuma gato mu mwaka wa 1981 byabaye ngombwa kubohora bya nyabyo Uganda, nibwo yafatanyije n'abandi, baba 27 bayobowe na Museveni, bashinga umutwe w'ingabo NRA batangira urugamba rusesuye kandi rurerure rwo kubohora Uganda kuri dictature ya President Milton Obote. Uru rugamba Rwigema yarwinjijemo abanyarwanda benshi, yabinjizaga abanje kubaha briefing/kubahishurira ibanga rye ko nibarutsinda bazahita batangira urugamba nyakuri rwabo rwo kubohora uRwanda no gucyura ababo mu gihugu cyabo. Umushinga we wagenze uko yawurose mu mabyiruka ye n'uko yawutangiye mu mwaka wa 1976 kuko nyuma yo gutsinda urugamba rwo kubohora Uganda muri 1986, we na bagenzi be bahise batangira gahunda yabo nyiri zina maze kw'itariki ya 1/10/1990 atangiza urugamba rwo kubohora uRwanda no guha abanyarwanda bose uburenganzira ku gihugu cyabo. Mu bihe bateguraga uru rugamba, yubatse ingabo RPA (APR) Inkotanyi, azubakira mu ngabo z'igihugu cya Uganda mw'ibanga rikomeye n'ubuhanga buhebuje; yagenze kandi amahanga abonana n'abanyarwanda hirya hino kw'Isi ari ku rugamba rwo kubaka Umulyango RPF/FPR no guteguza abanyarwanda urugamba rwo kwibohora no kugira igihugu. Kw'itariki ya mbere ukwakira 1990, yatangije urugamba, yakinguye amarembo y'uRwanda, yamurikiye abanyarwanda inzu yabo ngo bayitahe bayiture, yabikoze ubwo yatangizaga ku mugaragaro mu Rwanda urugamba rwa gisilikari, rw'intekerezo (idéologie) kandi rwa politiki, urugamba rwo kubohora uRwanda. Yatabarutse kw'itariki ya 2 ukwezi k'ukwakira mu mwaka wa 1990, yatabarutse asize APR Inkotanyi yashinze yo n'Umulyango FPR, ari nk'inzu yuzuye irimo itahwa/iturwa n'abo yayubakiye. Yatabarutse acyuye inganji, yasize yushije ikivi kuko yasigiye abe Umulyango w'abanyarwanda, yatabarutse amaze kuturaga no kudushimika urukundo, ishyaka n'ubutwali, yadusigiye intekerezo itaganzwa, yadusigiye ingabo zidatsindwa, yasize aturaze ubwitange, yadusigiye ikibatsi n'umubavu wo kwibohora utaha kuri bose, yasize afunguriye abanyarwanda twese imilyango y'igihugu yaturoteye kuva mu mabyiruka ye. Twamwitura iki Gisa umutabazi? angana Umwami Ruganzu Bwimba watabariye uRwanda/warumeneye amaraso ngo ruzire gutsindwa, angana Umwami Ruganzu Ndoli warugaruye nyuma y'imyaka rwubamye. Nyuma y'itabaruka rye se hakurikiye iki?

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#ImfuraYURwanda💝🕊💝 Nguyu Umutabazi wacu w'INDASHYIKIRWA💪🏾Rubimburirangabo wazirose akazikabya🙌🏾🇷🇼🙇🏾Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema✊🏾💝🕊 ✍🏾📖: Imfura Loïc

1 October 1990 — Liberation Start Day. Today, we remember the beginning of the struggle that set Rwanda on the path toward liberation, national unity, and rebuilding.

Wednesday THROWBACK 🇷🇼❤️ Late Gen. Marcel Gatsinzi, former FAR officer, is seen seated alongside Ndibwami, Habyarimana, and others during the mixage of RPA Inkotanyi and ex-FAR. Col. Samuel Kanyemera (Sam Kaka) is briefing the group on the conduct, discipline, and integrity expected of RPA soldiers. The integration took place under the command of Vice President and Minister of Defence, Gen. Paul Kagame. 🇷🇼

President Paul Kagame has consistently emphasized the importance of Rwanda’s youth in shaping the country’s future. He encourages young people to value discipline, integrity, education, hard work, responsibility, and respect for others. By promoting good morals and a strong sense of purpose, he calls on the youth to develop their talents, reject destructive behaviors, and use their skills to contribute positively to their communities and country. His message presents the youth not only as the leaders of tomorrow, but as important contributors to Rwanda’s development today.

Why did the great communist revolutionary Che Guevara fail in his attempt to support the Simba rebels in the Congo? After the assassination of the revered Congolese communist leader Patrice Lumumba, a rebel movement known as the “Simba” emerged, inspired by his political ideas. In 1965, the great revolutionary who had fought for communist ideals in Cuba, Che Guevara, went to the Congo to help them in their struggle. However, he eventually withdrew from the country. In a letter he wrote to the President of Cuba, Fidel Castro, who was also his close friend, there are words expressing his frustration and disappointment, including complaints about some of the very people he had gone there to help. It is a letter that can be found in the magazine African Heritage and in The Diaries of the Revolutionary War in the Congo, where he wrote: “We cannot liberate a country that does not want to fight by itself; you have to create a fighting spirit and look for soldiers with the torch of Diogenes and the patience of Job.” In that document, he also talks about the conduct of Désiré Kabila, who was one of the leaders of the movement. According to Che Guevara, Kabila would stay in hotels in Dar es Salaam, apparently enjoying himself, and that what he told Fidel Castro was untrue. He also claimed that the positions they had occupied had been lost without any fighting taking place. Che Guevara realized that the struggle, in which he had spent seven months, was not succeeding. He then boarded a boat at night and crossed Lake Tanganyika toward Tanzania. He spent several days in Kigoma before eventually returning to Cuba, where he was received by President Fidel Castro. Che Guevara later went to fight in Bolivia, where he was killed in 1967.

Rwanda’s Unbreakable Journey: Unity, Resilience and the Leadership of President Paul Kagame❤️🇷🇼 One of the defining features of Rwanda’s post-1994 journey has been the emphasis on national unity, with His Excellency President Paul Kagame playing a central role in shaping that approach. The RPF-Inkotanyi emerged from a movement whose leadership and membership included Rwandans from different backgrounds, and after the Genocide against the Tutsi, the RPF/RPA pursued the difficult task of bringing former adversaries together within a common national framework. Former members of the ex-FAR were integrated into the new national army, while former combatants from later insurgent groups were also offered paths toward reintegration. At the political level, the RPF established a Government of National Unity in July 1994 that brought together several political parties that had not participated in the genocide. These steps reflected an effort to move Rwanda away from the divisions of the past and toward a shared national identity. For His Excellency President Paul Kagame and the RPF, unity became closely connected to rebuilding Rwanda’s institutions, restoring security, and creating a sense of common purpose. His leadership has placed strong emphasis on national dignity, self-reliance, discipline, and development, with the principle of Agaciro—dignity, self-respect, and self-reliance—forming an important part of this vision. The integration of former adversaries into national institutions and the formation of a Government of National Unity reflected a broader effort to create a Rwanda in which national identity comes before division. Today, Rwanda continues to pursue a future built around unity, security, self-reliance, and development under His Excellency President Paul Kagame’s leadership.

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PART II The Dynasty of Deception: Why Rwanda Should Not Be Surprised by Kinshasa’s Betrayals. From the betrayal of Congo’s national hero, Patrice Lumumba, to the Kabilas and Tshisekedi’s broken promises of regional peace This culture of failure and breaking agreements stems directly from a foundational political weakness and opportunism that defines the Tshisekedi dynasty. The family's legacy began not with strength, but with a deep moral and strategic flaw when a young Étienne Tshisekedi prioritized personal ambition over the stability of his own nation. In official letters written on December 23, 1960, Étienne openly celebrated the arrest of Patrice Lumumba's loyalists, whom he dehumanizingly labeled "the Lumumba frogs". Weakly bowing to the military faction that orchestrated the assassination of Congo’s first prime minister, Étienne demanded an "exemplary punishment" to completely erase Lumumba's legacy. This early display of political cowardice set a permanent pattern; throughout the 1990s, Étienne routinely exposed his weakness by jumping into bed with the dying Mobutu dictatorship, repeatedly accepting appointments as Mobutu's Prime Minister while completely ignoring the genocidal ex-FAR and Interahamwe militias setting up camps on the eastern border. His inability to look past short-term power games in Kinshasa left the eastern provinces completely vulnerable. Decades later, his son Félix Tshisekedi inherited this exact family weakness, using deception and double-dealing before he even assumed the presidency. During his 2018 presidential campaign, Félix was desperate for leverage and political survival, leading him to hold secret meetings and reach backchannel agreements with the M23 rebel group. Eager to use their military weight and political influence to conquer and consolidate his path to power, Tshisekedi treated the M23 and Rwanda as hidden allies, making sweeping promises regarding their political reintegration, security guarantees, and the pacification of the east. However, the moment he took office through a highly disputed backroom deal with Joseph Kabila, his profound insecurity took over. Realizing that honoring his secret promises to the M23 would expose him to massive domestic criticism and make him look weak to the political elite in Kinshasa, Félix suffered from immediate political panic. He completely abandoned the secret understandings, turning his back on the very group he had courted, proving that his word meant nothing and directly reigniting a lethal regional confrontation. Félix Tshisekedi's subsequent reliance on violent ethnic nationalism and genocidal proxies is the final, undeniable proof of this weakness. To mask his broken promises and his total inability to govern or protect his own borders, Félix chose to lean on the FDLR—the direct remnants of the 1994 Rwandan genocidaires—as a desperate military crutch. By structurally embedding these internationally condemned terrorists into the official Congolese army (FARDC) and providing them with heavy weaponry, Félix exposed the ultimate weakness of a leader who cannot defend his country without relying on genocidal proxies. Just like Laurent Kabila in 1998, when Félix faces massive domestic failures, deep economic collapse, and widespread corruption, his only survival strategy is to point fingers externally. His administration has systematically normalized state-backed hate speech, weaponizing local populations to hunt down and attack Tutsis in Kinshasa and the eastern provinces to distract from his own incompetence. Through reckless, empty threats to launch an invasion of Kigali and force regime change in Rwanda, Félix Tshisekedi exposes himself as a weak leader hiding behind dangerous rhetoric, actively sacrificing African brotherhood and millions of innocent lives just to mask his inability to rule. Illustration du traître de Lumumba😭😭😭😭😭 -END-

PART I The Dynasty of Deception: How the Kabilas and Tshisekedis Betrayed Regional Peace ! In early 1960s , during the time when Africa was being granted independence from the European colonizers, Belgian Congo which is now DRC was also granted independence in 1960. And that time Patrice Lumumba became the prime minister. At the other hand there was some young Marxist supporters of Lumumba including the Man called Laurent Desire Kabila, who was very loyal to him. And after only one year, in 1961 the the Army Chief Mobutu planed a military coup against Lumumba and they assassinated him. That made Lumumba’s loyalists including Laurent Kabila to flee in the Eastern part of Zaire and after they reaching there they installed themselves in Marxist Simba Rebellion to overthrow Mobutu by the help of China and Che Guevara. Due to poor organization , Mobutu’s forces who were heavily armed and backed by the United States 🇺🇸 and western Mercenaries defeated Kabila and forced his rebels to flee across the border into Tanzania. There after in 1967, Kabila came back into Eastern Congo (FIZI BARAKA) in south Kivu and established (PRP) People’s Revolutionary Party that lasted for nearly two decades and they sustained themselves through Gold mining and international kidnappings. The true catalyst for the regional explosion, however, was the existential security threat facing Rwanda. Following the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, the ex-FAR and Interahamwe genocidal forces fled across the border into eastern Zaire. Mobutu’s regime welcomed these extremists, allowing them to establish heavily armed military bases inside UN refugee camps right on Rwanda's doorstep. From these camps, the genocidaires launched frequent cross-border raids into Rwanda, killing civilians and explicitly planning a second genocide to overthrow the newly established Rwandan government. To eliminate this imminent existential threat and secure its borders, the RPF Inkotanyi was forced to invade Zaire in 1996. Because international bodies refused to separate the armed militants from civilian refugees, Rwanda took direct military action to dismantle the camps, track down the genocidaires, and build a coalition to replace Mobutu with a leader who promised to stabilize the border. The main cause for the total collapse of the subsequent Kigali agreement was Laurent-Désiré Kabila's refusal to honor these exact security promises to the RPF Inkotanyi. The RPF had agreed to put Kabila in power for one vital reason: to completely dismantle the ex-FAR and Interahamwe militias who had fled into eastern Congo. Instead of fighting these genocidal forces as agreed, Kabila did the exact opposite. He began secretly re-arming them, giving them safe havens, and integrating them into his new national army to use as a military shield against Rwandan influence. Terrified of being called a puppet of Kigali by the Congolese public, Kabila completely turned against his backers. This culminated on July 26, 1998, when he unexpectedly announced on national radio that all Rwandan forces must leave the country immediately, purging top RPF military commanders like Gen. Rtd James Kabarebe, whom Kabila had initially appointed as his own Army Chief of Staff.

Il est franchement hilarant de voir Antoine Mukiza Zigiranyirazo adresser un salut militaire virtuel à une dictature déchue, prouvant à quel point le déni et les illusions sont profondément ancrés dans son arbre généalogique. Le neveu d’Agathe Habyarimana pleure toujours en exil, tentant désespérément de blanchir l’héritage de son oncle Juvénal Habyarimana et de son père, Protais Zigiranyirazo. Ces derniers ont fui la justice après avoir dirigé un régime de terreur et de ségrégation ethnique. Qualifier Habyarimana d’« homme du peuple » est une imposture absolue face à la réalité historique de ses programmes brutaux et des opérations criminelles de sa famille. Ce règne de 21 ans a été un modèle de division, s’appuyant sur le cruel système de quotas de l’Iringaniza pour exclure les Tutsis des écoles, des emplois et de l’armée, posant ainsi les bases idéologiques et logistiques du génocide de 1994 contre les Tutsis. Son père, Protais Zigiranyirazo, était le cerveau de l’Akazu et des escadrons de la mort du Réseau Zéro, qui ont orchestré les massacres systématiques des Bagogwe dans le nord-ouest du Rwanda. De plus, alors que Habyarimana avait signé les Accords de paix d’Arusha en août 1993 pour la forme, son cercle restreint a passé les mois suivants à les saboter sur le terrain tout en accélérant l'entraînement des milices Interahamwe. Le comble de l’ironie réside dans le fait que de nombreuses enquêtes et analyses historiques démontrent que ce sont son propre père (Protais), ses oncles paternels, Agathe Kanziga (la veuve d'Habyarimana) et son clan d’extrémistes du Hutu Power qui ont eux-mêmes assassiné Habyarimana, estimant qu’il faisait preuve de faiblesse en signant ces accords de paix. Prétendre que les dirigeants actuels ont pris les Rwandais en otage est une inversion totale de la réalité. Le FPR a stoppé le génocide en juillet 1994 et a rebâti une nation détruite sous la direction transformationnelle du Président Paul Kagame. Aujourd'hui, le Rwanda a étendu la couverture santé à plus de 88 % de la population, réduit la pauvreté de 39,8 % à 27,4 %, et apporté l'électricité à 85,4 % des foyers . Habyarimana et Zigiranyirazo n’ont laissé derrière eux qu'une économie en ruine, des fosses communes et une idéologie de la haine, tandis que le Rwanda moderne affiche un développement mondial incontestable. Aucun jeu de rôle sur Internet ni aucun salut à des généraux défunts depuis un ordinateur en Europe ne changera le fait que l'écosystème extrémiste de votre famille a été définitivement rejeté par l'histoire. @DrDamascene @SadateMunyakazi @EgidieBibio @FelixMugenzi @FabRugumire @harerimana_tito @Ollegkar @KabasingaF

It is truly hilarious to watch the RNC spend their days typing angry internet fiction while President Kagame is busy building actual nuclear reactors. 🤭😂They sit in exile crying about "financial fantasy," completely blind to the fact that the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Global partners are actively backing Rwanda's energy strategy. While they write their desperate little blogs, Rwanda keeps growing at a stunning 9.4% and powering up 85.4% of its households. You really have to laugh at a group that thinks its tweets can stop a modern, high-tech state from moving forward. Keep typing, guys, the lights in Rwanda are staying on!

Young Rwandans are encouraged to be very careful and not fall into the traps of diaspora groups like Jambo ASBL and other pro-genocidaire outfits. These organizations often pretend to stand for human rights and democracy, but in reality they actually spread dangerous genocidal ideas. Please read the full text below to understand how these groups use history to hide their real goals and try to confuse young people who did not live through the past. The main worry is that these outfits are trying to bring back the hateful Hutu Power ideology that led to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. To do this, they praise old events like the 1961 Kamarampaka (referendum), which abolished the monarchy and set up a Hutu-led republic. While these diaspora groups claim they are just celebrating democracy and majority choice, the Rwandan government and historians point out that the 1961 system actually started decades of ethnic division, regionalism, and persecution against the Tutsi. By reading and understanding the whole picture, young people can see through these political traps. Organizations like FDU-Inkingi and Jambo ASBL state that they only want open political dialogue and human rights, and they accuse the current government of trying to silence opposition. However, critics warn that their campaigns use revisionism and double-genocide theories to tear Rwandans apart. Learning the full history helps the youth reject these old divisions and work together to safeguard Rwanda's unity and peaceful future.

Empowering the Next Generation: How the First Lady Jeannette Kagame🇷🇼❤️ is Transforming Girls' Education in Rwanda The First Lady of Rwanda, Jeannette Kagame, plays a pivotal role in advancing girls' education by expanding access to critical educational support for girls from underprivileged families through her organization, the Imbuto Foundation. Her targeted initiatives specifically address socio-economic barriers to education by providing scholarships, mentorship, and essential scholastic materials to brilliant but economically disadvantaged girls. By ensuring financial constraints do not compromise a girl's right to learn, the First Lady directly fosters academic excellence and reduces school dropout rates among vulnerable demographic groups. This impactful initiative by the Imbuto Foundation is seamlessly aligned with the Government of Rwanda’s broader national commitment to empowering girls. By equipping young women with quality education and modern skills development, these collective efforts dismantle gender disparities and enable girls to fully unlock their potential, ultimately driving the socio-economic transformation of the nation.

📽️ Amateka y’ubumwe n’ubwiyunge mu Ngabo z’u Rwanda Mu mwaka wa 1995, mu kigo cy’imyitozo cya Camp Gako, habaye umuhango ukomeye n’amateka adasanzwe mu rugendo rwo kwiyubaka kw’u Rwanda. Nyakubahwa General Major Paul Kagame, wari Visi Perezida akaba na Minisitiri w’Ingabo icyo gihe, yagejeje ijambo rye ku basirikare barenga 1,000 bahoze mu ngabo (Ex-FAR), ubwo binjiraga ku mugaragaro mu Ngabo zari iza RPA (Rwanda Patriotic Army). Iki gikorwa cyabaye intambwe y'indashyikirwa n'icyerekezo cyiza cyo guhuza abari bahanganye ku rugamba, bakaba ingabo zimwe shinzwe kurinda igihugu n'abanyarwanda bose. Iri jambo n’uyu muhango byari urufatiro n’ikimenyetso simusiga cy’uko ubuyobozi bushya bwari bwifuje kubaka igihugu gishingiye ku bumwe, ubwiyunge, n’ubworoherane, nyuma y’ibihe bikomeye bya Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994. Guhuza izi ngabo zombi bitari gusa ku mpamvu za gisirikare, ahubwo kwari ukwerekana ko u Rwanda ari urw’abanyarwanda bose kandi ko ejo hazaza ha rwo hahamye hashingiye ku bufatanye bw’abana barwo bose. Iki gikorwa cy’i Gako nicyo cyabaye imbarutso n’urufatiro rwa mbere rwatumye habaho ingabo z’igihugu zikomeye twemera kandi twishimira uyu munsi nka RDF (Rwanda Defence Force). Ibi bitwibutsa ko umutekano n’amahoro u Rwanda rufite uyu munsi bitapfuye kwizana, ahubwo byavuye ku cyerekezo cyiza, kwitanga, n’ubwiza bw’ubuyobozi bukunda igihugu bukazirikana ejo hazaza heza h’igihugu cyacu. 🇷🇼 #Amateka #Rwanda #RDF #RPA #CampGako #Ubumwe #Kwiyubaka

KUKI URWANDA RUTIZIHIZA UMUNSI WITIRIWE KAMARAMPAKA NDETSE NA COUP D'ETAT Y'IGITARAMA #Rwanda | Ku munsi wa 25.09.1961: Uko PARMEHUTU yarwanyije Ubwigenge bw'u Rwanda ishimagiza Ububiligi Ku itariki ya 25 Nzeri 1961, u Rwanda rwagiye mu matora yiswe Kamarampaka, ijambo risobanura referendum (BAHATIWE GUTORA PARMEHUTU NA APROSOMA). Nyamara ibyabaye kuri uwo munsi ntibyari ukwishyira ukizana, ahubwo byari igikorwa cya politiki cyateguwe n'ubutegetsi bw'abakoroni b'Ababiligi bufatanije n'amashyaka yiyitiriraga Abahutu, cyane cyane PARMEHUTU. 1. PARMEHUTU ntiyashakaga ubwigenge bwihuse PARMEHUTU yashinzwe na Grégoire Kayibanda mu 1957. Iyi shyaka ryari ryatewe inkunga n'ubutegetsi bw'abakoroni b'Ababiligi ndetse na Kiliziya Gatorika, kandi ryari rifite intego yo gutegereza ubwigenge kugeza igihe ubutegetsi bw'Abahutu bwari kwemezwa. Mu gihe UNAR, ishyaka ryari riyobowe n'abanyarwanda ntakuvangura, ryasabaga ubwigenge bwihuse, PARMEHUTU ntiyari ifite ubwigenge mu murongo wayo, yari ifite gahunda yo kubanza kwigarurira ubutegetsi imbere mu gihugu, hanyuma ubwigenge buze nyuma(Collaborateur b'abakoloni). 2. Ibikorwa by'urugomo byakorewe Abatutsi mu 1959 Guhera mu Gushyingo 1959, PARMEHUTU yayoboye ubwicanyi bwa mbere bukomeye bwakorewe Abatutsi mu Rwanda. Mu byumweru bike, Abatutsi ibihumbi barishwe, abandi ibihumbi byinshi barahunga. Ubutegetsi bw'Ababiligi ntibwahagaritse ibyo bikorwa ahubwo bwasimbuje abashefu b'Abatutsi basimbuzwa abahutu b'intagondwa basaga 300 kandi ku gihe cy'ubwami bose basaranganyaga ubutware , Urugero n'uko na Mbonyumutwa ari nawe watangije ku mugaragaro ubwicanyi yari UMUTWARE KU NDIZA AKABA NO MUNAMA NKURU Y'IGIHUGU kandi yari yarashizweho n'UMWAMI, kandi bamwe mu bakoze ubwo bwicanyi bakoranye n'abasirikare b'Ababiligi. 3. Kamarampaka yo mu 1961: Itora ryarimo iterabwoba ryinshi kuko babwiraga ko udatora PARMEHUTU azatwikirwaga, yicwe ndetse ameneshwe nk'abatutsi Mbere y'amatora, mu kwezi kwa mbere 1961, habaye coup d'état ya Gitarama aho PARMEHUTU n'APROSOMA, ku bufatanye n'ubutegetsi bw'Ababiligi, bahiritse ubwami n'ubwami bw'u Rwanda, batangaza repubulika, bashinga guverinoma y'agateganyo. Mu matora ya Kamarampaka yo ku wa 25 Nzeri 1961 yabaye Abatutsi benshi ndetse n'abake mu Bahutu batari bashigikiye ubwicanyi barahunze abandi bafunzwe (Nzagaruka kubwicanyi bwa Nyamagumba): - Abaturage 80% batoye Oya ku bwami. - PARMEHUTU yatsindiye imyanya 35 kuri 44 mu Nteko Ishinga Amategeko. - Abatutsi barishwe, abandi barahunga mu gihe cy'amatora no nyuma yayo. 4. Uruhare rwa Colonel Guy Logiest n'ubutegetsi bw'Ababiligi Colonel Guy Logiest, wari uhagarariye ubutegetsi bw'Ababiligi mu Rwanda, yagize uruhare rutaziguye(Direct) mu kumenesha Abatutsi no kubatwikira mu gihe cy'amatora ya Kamarampaka. Abarwanashyaka ba PARMEHUTU nibo bameneshaga Abatutsi, bafashijwe n'ubutegetsi bw'Ababiligi bwifuzaga gushyiraho ubutegetsi bwari gukomeza kugira ijambo nyuma y'ubwigenge. 5. Ibisubizo by'amatora n'ubwigenge Nyuma y'amatora, ku wa 26 Ukwakira 1961, Grégoire Kayibanda yatorewe kuba Perezida wa Repubulika ya Mbere y'u Rwanda(We yavugaga ko ari REPUBULIKA Y'ABAHUTU). Ubwigenge bwa nyirarureshwa bwaje ku wa 1 Nyakanga 1962, ariko bwaje mu mugihugu cyuzuye ibibazo n'urugomo. Nyuma y’uko u Rwanda rutangaje ubwigenge ku wa 1 Nyakanga 1962, Ububiligi ntibwahise buva mu buyobozi bw’igihugu, ahubwo bwahinduye uburyo bwo kugira ijambo mu Rwanda binyuze mu masezerano n’abajyanama. Amasezerano y’ubufatanye bwa gisirikare (CTM) yasinywe i Buruseli ku wa 13 Ukwakira 1962, yemereraga abasirikare b’Ababiligi kuguma mu Rwanda mu rwego rwo gutanga amahugurwa no kuyobora ingabo z’igihugu. Muri icyo gihe, Colonel Guy Logiest wari waragizwe résident spécial wa gisivili na gisirikare kuva mu 1959, yagumanye ububasha bwose kugeza mu 1962, akaba ari we wagize uruhare runini mu gushyiraho no gushyigikira ubutegetsi bwa PARMEHUTU. N’ubwo yaje kuba ambasaderi wa mbere w’Ububiligi mu Rwanda nyuma y’ubwigenge, abandi baje kumusimbura mu mirimo ya gisirikare n’ubuyobozi. Mu rwego rwa gisirikare, abasirikare b’Ababiligi bakomeje kugira uruhare rutaziguye mu ngabo z’u Rwanda. Mu mwaka wa 1963, Ingabo z’Igihugu (National Guard) zari zifite abasirikare 950, ariko abajyanama b’Ababiligi barenga 50 bari bashyizwe mu bice byinshi by’iyo ngabo, bagenzuraga uko zikora. Muri abo bagabo harimo Colonel Louis-François Vanderstraeten, washinzwe guteza imbere no kuyobora Ingabo z’Igihugu kuva mu 1960 kugeza 1963, ndetse yagumye mu Rwanda nyuma y’ubwigenge kugeza 1964. Major Camille Tulpin yari umujyanama wa gisirikare akaba n’umuyobozi nyirizina wa Sûreté Nationale Rwandaise (ubutasi), akaba ari we wari ushinzwe gukurikirana abashaka guhirika ubutegetsi. Mu kwirwanaho kw’igitero cya Bugesera mu Kuboza 1963, abasirikare b’Ababiligi Commandant Frans, Captain Dubois, na Chief Adjutant Florquin bari mu bayoboye ingabo z’u Rwanda, aho Colonel Vanderstraeten na Major Tulpin nibo bayoboye ibikorwa byo kurwanya abo bari baje kwivugira. Uruhare rwa gisirikare rw’Ababiligi rwakomeje kugaragara kugeza mu myaka ya 1990, aho Colonel André Vincent yari umuyobozi wa CTM (Coopération Technique Militaire) mu Rwanda guhera mu 1991. Ububiligi yakomeje kugira abakozi b’abasivire mu nzego zitandukanye, harimo Guy Logiest wabaye résident spécial na ambasaderi wa mbere, Félix Standaert nka ambasaderi, Edouard Henniquiau nka haut-représentant, Jean-Paul Harroy nka visi-guverineri w’u Rwanda-Urundi, Louis Jaspers nk’umukozi wa gisivili w’ihuriro, Jacques Mullender nka chargé de mission, Paul Deuse nk’umwarimu muri Kaminuza Nkuru y’u Rwanda, Père Levecque nka rector wa UNR, na Prof. J.J. Bouckaert na Prof. K. Vuylsteek nk’abarimu muri UNR. Umwanzuro: Kamarampaka ntiyari umunsi w'ubwigenge mu buryo bwuzuye — yari igikorwa cya politiki cyakoreshejwe n'ubutegetsi bw'abakoroni b'Ababiligi n'ishyaka PARMEHUTU kugira ngo: 1. Gutegereza ubwigenge kugeza ubutegetsi bw'Abahutu bwemezwa. 2. Gukuraho ubwami bwari buhagarariye ubumwe bw'u Rwanda. 3. Gutoteza no kwica Abatutsi benshi, ibihumbi byabo bagahunga. 4. Gushyiraho ubutegetsi bwakomeje gukorana n'inyungu z'Ababiligi nyuma y'ubwigenge. Ibyo byose bigaragaza ko PARMEHUTU, aho kuba ishyaka ryashakaga ubwigenge nyakuri, yari ishyaka ryakoranye n'ubukoloni kugira ngo ibone ubutegetsi, ikoresheje urugomo n'ivangura mu kubigeraho.

Alfred Innocent Museremu, you have no right to lecture anyone about truth, terrorism, or good leadership. Your entire career as Burundi's former intelligence chief is full of human rights abuses, illegal arrests, and violence against innocent people. You are trying to use internet propaganda to hide your own crimes. The world knows your record. You are a man who ignored court orders, locked up political opponents, and oversaw torture facilities. You are a corrupt thug with no moral right to speak about regional security. Before you attack Rwandan leaders who actually protect their country, look at your own bloody hands. You are just a disgraced official trying to look important by supporting the genocidal FDLR. Stop talking, stay quiet, and remember that your own crimes will not be forgotten.

Alfred Innocent Museremu, you have no right to lecture anyone about truth, terrorism, or good leadership. Your entire career as Burundi's former intelligence chief is full of human rights abuses, illegal arrests, and violence against innocent people. You are trying to use internet propaganda to hide your own crimes. The world knows your record. You are a man who ignored court orders, locked up political opponents, and oversaw torture facilities. You are a corrupt thug with no moral right to speak about regional security. Before you attack Rwandan leaders who actually protect their country, look at your own bloody hands. You are just a disgraced official trying to look important by supporting the genocidal FDLR. Stop talking, stay quiet, and remember that your own crimes will not be forgotten.

Facts, Rwanda's security is truly on another level! 🇷🇼💪 It’s honestly amazing how safe and orderly the country is, from the clean streets of Kigali to the borders. CIC President Paul Kagame really doesn't play when it comes to national stability, his leadership has made the RDF and police a force to be reckoned with. Their peacekeeping work across Africa shows everyone else how it's done. Total respect to Afande PC for keeping the nation locked down, peaceful, and thriving! ❤️🔥

Amateka y'umunyabigwi wacu🇷🇼❤️Inkotanyi cyane 🇷🇼❤️Hon.Ambassador Gasamagera Wellars harimo Kwiga bigoye, gufungwa nk’icyitso, gukorera FPR no kugera ku nzozi, ubu yabaye senateri wasimbuye Hon. Mukabalisa Donatile (Inkuru ya @IGIHE na @SannyNtayombya ) Burya mu buzima kugira intego ni ikintu gikomeye, kuko iyo uyiharaniye nta kabuza uyigeraho, kabone n’iyo wahura n’ibizazane bitabarika. Hari ingero nyinshi z’abagize ibyo bageraho, kandi barabayeho mu gihe no kugira inzozi byari nk’icyaha. Urugero rwa hafi ni Umunyamabanga Mukuru w’Umuryango FPR Inkotanyi, Amb. Wellars Gasamagera, wakuriye mu cyaro cya za Mbuye (Ruhango y’ubu) hamwe gutekereza ko yagera aho ageze ubu byari inzozi, kuba impamo byo bifatwa nk’ibidashoboka. Icyakora yarahatanye, aharanira kudatatira intego ze, nubwo byagoranye ariko byinshi yabigezeho, ubu ni we uyoboye FPR-Inkotanyi, Umuryango wagaruriye Abanyarwanda ubuzima, utanga ubutabera yahoraga yifuza na cyane ko yavutse mu bihe bwagerwaga ku mashyi. Amb. Gasamagera yavutse mu 1954, avukira muri Segiteri ya Mbuye, muri Komini Nyamabuye, imwe mu zari zigize Perefegitura ya Gitarama (ubu ni mu Murenge wa Mbuye mu Karere ka Ruhango). Icyo gihe mu Rwanda hari ibibazo bikomeye cyane, kuko ubwo yari yujuje imyaka itanu ni bwo hatangiye inkundura yo gutwikira Abatutsi, kubica no kubamenesha, ubugizi bwa nabi ari bwose. Mu kiganiro The Long Form na Sanny Ntayombya, Amb. Gasamagera yavuze ko icyo gihe hari akaduruvayo, mu bihe bigoye bamwe bahunga, ukabona ko nta n’umuyobozi wa nyawe uhari wo guhangana na byo. Amb. Gasamagera wari ugiye kwiga mu iseminari, ati “Njya mu yisumbuye nari mfite intego yo guhindura ibintu uko byari bimeze. Wigaga nta nkweto, impuzankano imwe, agasanduku gato gakoze mu giti, ariko nkumva nzagera ku cyo nshaka.” Yari umwe muri bake bo mu gace k’iwabo bagiye kwiga ayisumbuye, kuko yari uwa gatatu, mu gace kose. Icyo gihe bishyuraga 100 Frw ku mwaka, amafaranga y’ishuri atari make ku mubyeyi w’icyo gihe. Icyakora ababyeyi be bari bazi icyo bashaka mu mwana wabo baririye barimara, kugira ngo byibuze yige azakureho ako karengane, umuco wo kudahana n’ibindi bicike. Se yahoraga amubwira ko yamufashije kubaho, mu bihe byari bigoye hamwe umuntu yasangaga undi aragiye agafata inka akayirya ntagire ubimubaza, ibyitwaga gusangira. Ati “Data yabyitaga demokarasi. Data arambwira ati ‘rero uvuye muri ibyo bihe bya demokarasi, urakuze warize, ibisigaye ni ahawe, umupira uri mu ruhande rwawe.” Nubwo mu 1959 Abatutsi batwikiwe abandi bagahunga igihugu, Amb. Gasamagera agaragaza ko n’abasigaye mu gihugu nta mahoro bagize, kuko babaye impunzi mu gihugu. Ati “Twari impunzi mu gihugu cyacu. Duhunga ibice by’iwacu tukajya ahandi. Nkatwe twavuye iwacu duhungira i Rukumberi mu Karere ka Ngoma. Yari intera nk’ibilometero byinshi tugenda n’amaguru. Tunyura mu Karere ka Bugesera, bamwe bagapfa intare zikabarya. Hari mu 1963.” Bageze i Rukumberi bamarayo nk’amezi atandatu, nyuma Loni iza kuhabakura, ibagarurira ku ivuko. Ibyo byose ni byo byatumaga atekereza ko agiye mu mashuri yisumbuye ngo azabihindure abafashe kubaho, icyakora inzozi ze zarasohoye nk’uko abishimangira. Ati “Ntabwo nari nzi ko mu myaka nka 70 izakurikiraho nzaba nicaye ahantu hamfasha gusohoza inzozi zanjye zo kugira ibyo mpindura.” Mu 2023 ni bwo Wellars Gasamagera yatorewe kuba Umunyamabanga Mukuru wa FPR-Inkotanyi Ubwo Coup d’état yo mu 1973 yakozwe na Habyarimana ahiritse Kayibanda yabaga, Amb. Gasamagera yari ari ku ishuri. Hari umwuka mubi kuko icyo gihe icyakorwaga cyose Abatutsi bicwaga nka ba nyirabayazana. N’icyo gihe abana benshi barishwe batazi n’icyo bazira. Ati “Abanyeshuri barishwe harimo n’abo twiganaga, nagize amahirwe yo guhunga mbere y’uko buri kimwe gitangira. Nahungiye muri Uganda, njya muri Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, ngendagenda nshaka icyo nzaba cyo.” Uko kuba mu mahanga byatumye asa n’utandukanye n’abantu babaga mu gihugu, atangira kumenya amakuru ajyanye n’Abanyarwanda babaga mu mahanga ariko bahora bashaka kuza mu Rwanda, akagaragaza ko yumvise neza umubabaro wo kutagira igihugu. Amb. Gasamagera yavuze ko nyuma yo kuva mu Rwanda mu 1973, mu 1977 yagarutse mu gihugu, abona akazi atangira gukorera mu Rwanda ariko bagahora bumva imigambi y’Abanyarwanda bari bafite yo gutaha, hashinga amatsinda nka RANU n’andi. Icyakora ntabwo Amb. Gasamagera yumvaga ko uko abo Banyarwanda bakwihuza kose bagombaga kugera ku musaruro wagezweho ubu, kuko yumvaga ko wenda umunsi umwe ugutaka kw’abameneshejwe kuzagera aho kumvwa, bagahabwa ikaze mu gihugu. Ati “Nari mfite icyizere ko ayo majwi azumvwa, abo bantu bakagaruka gusangira n’abandi igihugu. Ibyo ni byo natekerezaga, numvaga na bo bazaza tukabana.” Mu 1987 yahawe kujya gukora i Burayi. Icyo gihe yari yatangiye kumva ibya FPR-Inkotanyi yari imaze amezi make ishinzwe, icyo igamije n’ibindi byinshi atagombaga kumenya ari imbere mu gihugu. Yakoreraga i Burayi ariko akajya anyuzamo akaza mu Rwanda, na cyane ko yari ahafite umuryango, mu 1990 ashaka uko yagaruka byuzuye mu Rwanda. Ku wa 04 Ukwakira 1990, habayeho kurasana mu Mujyi wa Kigali, hatangira gufungwa abiswe ibyitso, na we afungwamo. Yarakomeje arafungwa kugeza mu 1991, afungurwa by’agateganyo, ariko akajya agomba kujya yitaba buri wa Gatanu, nubwo nta kosa na rimwe yigeze agaragarizwa ko yakoze. Hari ahantu habi kandi bagomba kuhishyurira. Ni ukuvuga ngo ahantu hangana na santimetero 25, hagombaga kwishyurwa 100 Frw, ndetse ukaba muri ako kantu wikunje kuko iyo wabaga ugiye mu kindi gice utishyuriye wari kongera kwishyura. Amb. Gasamagera ati “Navuye muri gereza nyuma y’igihe gito mpungira muri Uganda nsubira i Burayi. Icyo gihe hari mu 1992. Narakoraga ubundi nkagaruka mu Rwanda, ibintu birakura dutangira kwigisha abantu, tubumvisha gahunda ya FPR-Inkotanyi.” Uwo wabaye umwanya mwiza wo gukorera FPR-Inkotanyi byuzuye, hatangwa umusanzu mu buryo butandukanye, bumvisha abaturage ibyiza by’Umuryango, babereka ko ugambiriye guca akarengane n’ibindi. Umuryango FPR-Inkotanyi ugira abakomiseri baba bashinzwe imirimo itandukanye mu guteza imbere abaturage Ku wa 28 Werurwe 1994, Amb. Gasamagera yagarutse mu Rwanda, mu bihe byari bibi cyane, ndetse ku bw’ibyago nyuma y’iminsi itageze ku 10 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi iba iratangiye. Ati “Ubwo ni ubundi buhamya bukomeye ndetse burebure. Icyakora ku bw’amahirwe nararokotse njye n’abana banjye. Umugore wanjye yari i Butare, abana banjye bari i Nyamirambo, nahunze ngana muri [Hôtel des] Milles Collines. Nageze aho mbahuza bose, Jenoside irarangira. Ni yo mpamvu navuze nti reka ndeke ibintu byose nkorere abaturage.” Yahise afatanya n’abandi kubaka igihugu, bakora uko bashoboye ngo abantu bagarurirwe ubuzima, mu bijyanye no gufasha abantu kongera kubaho, bakabona aho kuba, ibyo kurya, amashuri. Nyuma yabaye Perefe wa Kigali Ngali, nyuma y’iyo mirimo ntiyakangwa ko yari amaze kugera mu myaka ya 49, asubira ku ishuri na cyane ko byamufashaga gukira ibyo bihe yanyuzeho. Yagiye kwiga icyiciro cya gatatu cya kaminuza muri Canada, agaruka mu Rwanda aba Umusenateri imyaka umunani, kuko yashakaga gutanga umusanzu we mu byo kubakira abantu ubushobozi, aba n’Umuyobozi Mukuru wa ’Capacity Building Institute’. Nyuma Perezida Kagame yamugize Ambasaderi w’u Rwanda muri Angola, amarayo imyaka ine kugeza mu 2023, ubwo yagarutse mu Rwanda aho yari amaze gutorerwa kuba Umunyamabanga Mukuru w’Umuryango FPR Inkotanyi, imirimo ari ho kugeza uyu munsi. Nyuma y’akazi Amb. Gasamagera ashaka umwanya wo gusoma ibitabo n’ibindi bimuruhura, ndetse agashaka umwanya wo kwiyitaho no kwita ku muryango we. Gutoranywa nka Senateri (Nzeri 2024 / 2026): Amb. Gasamagera Wellars amaze gutoranywa n’Ihuriro ry’Imitwe ya Politiki mu Rwanda (NFPO) ngo abe Umusenateri. Niba ashyizweho umuhate n'Urukiko rw'Ikirenga, arasimbura nyakwigendera Donatille Mukabalisa witabye Imana muri Nyakanga.

The Life of Hon. Ambassador Wellars Gasamagera Hon. Ambassador Wellars Gasamagera was born in 1954 in Rwanda, and grew up during a very difficult time in our country's history. When he was just five years old, the 1959 Tutsi persecution started, bringing heavy discrimination and violence against the Tutsi minority group. As a Tutsi youth, Gasamagera faced many unfair rules that controlled his daily life. Even though he was a dedicated student at a Catholic school, the government blocked him from going to public universities simply because of his ethnic background. In 1973, when he was 19 years old, another wave of ethnic violence broke out across the country. Tutsi students were hunted down, terrorized, and expelled from schools. To stay safe and continue his education, Gasamagera had to leave Rwanda and live in exile abroad. While living away from home, he watched the situation in Rwanda get much worse. In the early 1990s, the extremist government began using the term Ibyitso, which means accomplices or traitors, to label Tutsis and moderate politicians. This state-sponsored hatred led to the tragic 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, where nearly one million people were killed. The nightmare finally ended when the RPF-Inkotanyi liberation army took control, stopped the genocide against Tutsi, and defeated the extremist government. Hon. Gasamagera returned to Rwanda immediately to help rebuild his broken nation. In 1997, he was appointed as the Prefect of the Kigali Ngari, where he worked hard to bring safety, healing, and peace back to the communities that had been torn apart by decades of hatred. His deep understanding of leadership soon took him to the highest levels of government. He served his first term as a Senator from 2003 to 2011, helping to create new laws for the recovering country. Driven by a belief in strong institutions, he later became the Director General of the Rwanda Management Institute (RMI) to train the next generation of public servants. At the same time, he kept studying, earning advanced degrees in public administration and business from universities in Canada and Switzerland. Over the years, Hon.Amb, Gasamagera became a trusted leader within the ruling RPF-Inkotanyi party, serving as its spokesperson and later as its Secretary-General from April 2023 until December 2025. He also represented Rwanda on the global stage as the nation's Ambassador to Angola. Today, his journey has come full circle, as he has returned to the Senate of Rwanda to fill a vacant seat. With decades of experience in politics, education, and diplomacy, Ambassador Gasamagera continues to use his wisdom to serve his country.

Investing in the Future of Rwandan Children Through Education Once upon a time, many bright children in Rwanda faced a difficult wall. They had big dreams of becoming doctors, leaders, and engineers, but their families could not afford the cost of school. Under the warm leadership of First Lady Jeannette Kagame, Rwanda decided to change this story. She focused heavily on expanding access to high-quality education, making sure that a child's family background would never limit their ability to succeed. Through her deep commitment to social welfare, she broke down these barriers to learning and created a fair system where all young Rwandans can thrive. The true engine behind this transformation is the Imbuto Foundation, which was established by the First Lady to build a healthy, educated, and prosperous society. The foundation created special programs like the Edified Generation scholarship initiative to provide financial support, school supplies, and health insurance to thousands of bright but economically disadvantaged students. By supporting these young minds from early childhood up to university, the foundation allows young Rwandans to discover their full potential and transform their academic dreams into real achievements. The lasting success of this beautiful journey is best told through the real-life stories of the people it helped. The first story is about Dr. Sybille Ugirase. Growing up as a vulnerable student, Sybille received life-changing educational backing and mentorship from the Imbuto Foundation. This crucial support allowed her to complete her schooling and successfully build her career. During an anniversary event, she expressed her gratitude to the First Lady, stating emotionally that the foundation acted like a true parent and shaped her into who she is today. The second story is about Honoree Nyirahagumimana, a young woman from the Musanze District. Before she found the foundation, Honoree was living a very difficult and desperate life, unsure of her future after a severe medical diagnosis. She was welcomed into the Family Package program of the Imbuto Foundation, which provided her with counseling, healthcare, and psychosocial support. Today, Honoree is healthy, happy, and actively running a local business to support her kids, showing how the foundation cures despair and brings real hope. Today, this circle of kindness continues to grow. Many former scholarship recipients have come together to form a national group called Edified Generation Rwanda. These successful alumni now actively raise money to pay for the education of the next generation of vulnerable students. This beautiful cycle proves that when you invest in a child's education, you do not just change one life, you lift up an entire nation.

Rwanda’s Foreign Policy Focuses on Equal Partnerships and National Security Under the leadership of President Paul Kagame, Rwanda builds international relationships based on mutual respect, shared interests, and fair outcomes for both sides. Instead of accepting outdated global habits where one side dominates, Rwanda creates modern partnerships that respect its right to govern itself while working together on economic growth and safety. This steady, respectful approach guides how Rwanda talks to other nations around the world. A clear example of this successful diplomacy is the decision by Rwanda and Belgium to restore their diplomatic relationships. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation explained that both countries agreed to work together again based on clear principles, including not interfering in each other's affairs, keeping communication honest, and treating each other with respect. This diplomatic step shows that Rwanda is ready to talk openly with its partners, but only as a fully equal nation that will never compromise on its core security values. At the heart of these diplomatic discussions is Rwanda’s firm position on the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda, or FDLR, which is an armed extremist group trying to disrupt the nation's peace and safety. The Foreign Ministry has consistently stated that true stability in the region can only happen when the FDLR is completely neutralized, as agreed upon in the Washington Peace Accords. Rwanda remains completely fixed on this goal to ensure regional agreements are actually put into action and that the safety of the Rwandan people remains fully protected.

President Kagame: Rwanda's National Security is Non-Negotiable and Untouchable President Paul Kagame’s top goals never change: keeping Rwanda safe and making life better for the Rwandan people. In many important speeches, he has repeatedly stated that Rwanda's safety is completely "untouchable" and cannot be negotiated. For example, during a major press conference on 27 November 2025, he firmly declared that national security is a basic right, not a favour from other countries, and that Rwanda will always fight to protect itself. He repeated this strong message at the RPF Political Bureau meeting on 17 July 2026, stating clearly that no international pressure or outside complaints will ever force him to stay silent about threats facing our country. When dealing with safety problems near the borders, President Kagame makes it clear that Rwanda will always choose to actively defend itself against violent rebel groups like the FDLR. During his Kwibuka 32 speech on 7 April 2026, he reminded the world that outside penalties or insults cannot weaken Rwanda’s defense forces. He explained that protecting the country is a matter of pure survival, and Rwanda keeps the full right to take strong defensive actions to protect its citizens. Under his strong leadership, national safety remains the unbreakable foundation that allows the country to live in peace, develop, and grow securely.

After years of difficult moments, Rwanda and Belgium are opening a new chapter, a chapter built not on the problems of the past, but on dialogue, respect, and peace. At the heart of this new beginning is a simple principle: Rwanda and Belgium are sovereign and equal partners, and each must respect the other’s independence and right to choose its own path. With a step-by-step plan to reopen their embassies, the two countries are choosing to rebuild trust and restore friendship. Behind this important moment is also the quiet diplomatic role of Qatar, which helped bring the two sides together and create a space for honest conversations. But to understand what this moment means for Rwanda, we must remember its journey. From the struggle of RPF-Inkotanyi to return refugees home, through the liberation of Rwanda in 1994 and the end of the Genocide against the Tutsi, Rwandans carried a powerful determination to restore their country, unity, and dignity. That history continues to shape Rwanda’s belief that its future must be decided by Rwandans themselves. And now, with Rwanda and Belgium choosing dialogue over division, the message is clear: history can be remembered without becoming a barrier to friendship. A new chapter is being written , one of mutual respect, sovereign equality, cooperation, and hope for the future.

Umunyabigwi wacu ❤️👊🏿🇷🇼INKOTANYI cyane First Lady Jeannette Kagame A Legacy of Vision Compassion and a Deep Commitment to Building a Healthier Rwanda A vision became a movement. What began as PACFA, inspired by the foundational vision of Her Excellency the First Lady Jeannette Kagame in response to HIV/AIDS, has evolved into @ImbutoFoundation, a lasting force for health, dignity, and opportunity. Over the years, the Foundation has helped transform Rwanda’s response to HIV/AIDS, from reducing mother-to-child transmission to advancing adolescent sexual and reproductive health, while supporting stronger, more accessible healthcare services. Its work also recognizes that true wellbeing goes beyond disease prevention. Mental health, family planning, community resilience, and the strengthening of healthcare infrastructure all form part of the journey toward a healthier Rwanda. This enduring impact reflects the vision, compassion, and commitment of First Lady Jeannette Kagame, whose leadership continues to inspire initiatives that protect lives, empower families, and invest in generations to come. 🇷🇼🎗️ #RwandaHealth #ImbutoImpact #EndAIDS #UniversalHealthCoverage #WomenInLeadership

Historical confrontation between Judge Marc Trévidic and Jeanne Habyarimana: science versus imagination. Relentless. Whatever she says, it does not erase the historical record or change the broader reality surrounding President Genocidaire Habyarimana . 🎥 @IgicaniroTV et @RichardGisagara

AGAHURU K'IMBWA KARAHIYE UK prosecutors have charged 65-year-old Rwandan national Vincent Brown, formerly known as Vincent Bajinya, over alleged offences linked to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Brown faces one charge relating to conduct ancillary to genocide and six counts concerning conduct ancillary to murder as a crime against humanity. British Counter Terrorism Policing alleges he encouraged the killing of Tutsis in Kigali in April 1994. The investigation was launched in 2019.

It is truly laughable to watch a head of state treat the national budget like a family vacation fund while his country faces an ongoing security crisis. Taking a massive, government-funded delegation to Belgium just to cut the ribbon at a cousin's restaurant on Avenue Louise is the ultimate definition of misplaced presidential priorities

It must be tiring for online Anti Rwanda extremists to live in a fantasy world where they think Rwanda does not understand how global politics works, using basic calendar management to invent a fake national crisis. Criticism of President Kagame’s absence from the latest UN meeting completely misses how international diplomacy works, as sending a delegation to represent a country is standard practice all over the world. Powerful nations like China, India, and South Africa regularly choose to trust their institutions instead of sending their top leaders to the UN General Assembly in New York. While Chinese President Xi Jinping focused on bilateral state visits, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa deployed senior ministers like Foreign Minister Wang Yi, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, and International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola to handle the assembly hall tasks respectively. Far from slowing down global engagement, this smart choice shows that Rwanda has a strong, mature government team capable of projecting power on the world stage without needing the head of state in the room for every standard assembly. The official Rwandan delegation is led by Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva, alongside Minister of Foreign Affairs Olivier Jean Patrick Nduhungirehe and Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Martin Ngoga . This senior-level team ensures that Rwanda's national interests and sovereignty are effectively protected and advanced during the high-level week. Ultimately, this strategic delegation highlights the strength of President Kagame’s results-driven political vision and active foreign policy. Instead of focusing on superficial appearances at large global talk-shops, his leadership prioritizes high-impact engagements and domestic frameworks that directly protect and grow Rwanda’s economic independence. Under his guidance, Rwanda proves that real diplomatic power comes from strong national results and a reliable institutional team, ensuring the country's voice remains highly respected on the world stage.

10 October 1998 The last Afande to enter was Rtd. Capt. Rugwizangoga, saluting the late Col. Rtd. Epimaque Ruhashya, who was a Military advisor to the Prime Minister. This video was filmed at Gabiro Military Camp in 1998, during a programme that aimed to reduce the size and cost of the military and reorganize the army. From the ashes of a tragic past, the Rwanda Defence Force rose again. Today, it stands among the institutions that symbolize Rwanda’s remarkable journey of rebuilding, discipline, and resilience, reaching new heights and proudly standing in the sky. 🇷🇼

Hari uwambwiye ngo ''Ni ukuri, ni ko neye(Nteye).'' Ndabizi neye nabi, ntago rero wambeshya nk'imanzu yo kunereta.

kuyata byo kubura cg kuyata aho adakenewe 😀😀😀😀😀

Big congratulations Head of Laboratory Service Department 👏🎉 Umukobwa w'umunyabigwi wacu 🇷🇼❤️ Inkotanyi cyane Late Lt Gen Innocent Kabandana, Dr.Monia Giraso Keza Kabandana(PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) "Kwibyara bitera ababyeyi ineza" Ishami ry'Inkotanyi komeza utsinde

Beyond the Office: Umunyabigwi wacu🇷🇼❤️First Lady Jeannette Kagame’s Heartfelt Call for Stronger Families Through decades of unwavering dedication, Rwanda’s First Lady, Her Excellency Mrs. Jeannette Kagame, has remained a steadfast champion for the core foundation of a resilient society: the family. Driven by a profound commitment to holistic human development, her selfless contributions through the Imbuto Foundation have continuously empowered citizens, particularly the youth, to cultivate safer, healthier, and more prosperous households. By actively advocating against the societal challenges that threaten young lives, such as delinquency, alcohol consumption, and substance abuse, the First Lady regularly challenges the next generation to reject practices that distort their future, urging them instead to embrace lives driven by purpose, character, and high moral standards. This vital intersection of leadership and family values was profoundly amplified on September 6, 2026, during the annual Young Leaders Prayer Breakfast held at the Kigali Serena Hotel. Addressing young professionals from across the public, private, civil society, and religious sectors, the First Lady delivered a timely and powerful warning: a generation must not sacrifice its families on the altar of career success. Reflecting on the event's theme, "Rwanda Begins at Home: Raising Stable Families in a Complex World," Mrs. Kagame emphasized that true leadership does not terminate at professional milestones or intellectual achievements. While celebrating the immense responsibilities that Rwanda has entrusted to its young, educated, and highly capable workforce, she reminded the audience that building a strong nation starts with building strong, God-centered homes. Invoking timeless wisdom, she cautioned that a generation could successfully steer corporations and lead major institutions forward, yet fundamentally fail if it neglects the moral duty of anchoring a flourishing family. The First Lady called upon young leaders to be deliberate, intentional, and deeply committed to fostering healthy partnerships rooted in patience, trust, responsibility, and faith. She challenged professionals to choose "presence over performance" and "covenant over convenience," ensuring that their rapid rise in the workplace does not result in the breakdown of their domestic spheres. Her message serves as an enduring reminder that meaningful leadership begins long before walking into an office, it begins at home, safeguarding the foundational values that will protect and propel Rwanda's collective future.

What happens when diplomacy prioritizes the future over the past? For the longest time, relations between Rwanda and France were stuck in a heavy, tense loop dominated by the painful history of 1994. But recently, Presidents Paul Kagame and Emmanuel Macron completely rewrote the script by tackling those historical truths head-on with total honesty. Instead of a lopsided, old-school diplomatic relationship, they’ve built a genuine peer-to-peer alliance rooted in mutual respect, proving that a messy past doesn’t have to ruin a shared future. Now, both nations are obsessing over what’s next, teaming up on a massive, future-focused agenda. They are pooling their brains on cutting-edge tech like Artificial Intelligence and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) for clean nuclear energy, while simultaneously locking down regional stability through tight military training and counterterrorism collaboration. On top of that, France has flipped the script on justice by actively tracking down and prosecuting genocide fugitives who hid on European soil for years. It’s an incredible plot twist that has turned historical friction into a modern blueprint for global teamwork.