Long before it turned genocide denier, the @BBC produced a documentary that exposed three truths: One: The genocide against the Tutsi was planned. Two: The plan was known to the US State Department months before hell was unleashed on Rwanda’s Tutsi. Three: The attack on the plane was nothing but a pretext to unleash genocidal violence. "Rwanda, That Local Thing" is just one episode among eight in a series called Corridors of Power: Should the US Police the World? Here is what British investigative journalist @lindamelvern writes in her recent article, "A preventable genocide, a denied responsibility: What 'Corridors of Power' reveals about Rwanda": "Anyone who had bothered to examine the cables from Kigali, carefully filed in the State Department’s Africa Bureau, would have found the outline of a planned, political campaign to exterminate the Tutsi." Read more: newtimes.co.rw/article/34670… Let that sink in. They knew. The documentary goes further, revealing that the extermination plan was personally disclosed to General Roméo Dallaire, commander of UNAMIR, back in January 1994… by a regime insider. Here was the plan, in cold blood: -Kill Belgian peacekeepers to drive the UN mission out. - Then kill all Tutsi. Lists of Tutsi were drawn up. Weapons stockpiled. Tens of thousands of Interahamwe militias trained and mobilized. The media, the RTLM, would do the rest, whipping the masses into a killing frenzy. Three months before the genocide, three months before the plane was struck, the plan was already laid out, ready to be executed. The attack on the plane, launched from the Kanombe military barracks, controlled by the genocidal army, was never the cause. It was the excuse.The signal to begin the slaughter. Anyone who tells you otherwise is a genocide denier. Plain and simple. Cc: @ali_naka @Ali_Rukaliza @albcontact @wmnjoya @RobCyubahiro @byukavuba @dr_dash250 @onduhungirehe @DavidHundeyin @Nath_Yamb @cobbo3 @AndrewMwenda @DavidNdii @EFFSouthAfrica @MbuyiseniNdlozi

Tanga Inzira aho ubonye imbangukiragutabara hose. @Rwandapolice @RwandaHealth @nsanzimanasabin

These are the 3 African countries you must visit before you die. South Africa Rwanda Botswana Guess which one offers the life-changing, emotionally charged experience you will ever have. #VisitAfrica #VisitRwanda Check her Instagram page (AlexTravels/ alextravel.s)

"Under no circumstances can the FDLR be allowed to dictate the terms of its own dismantling, if US peace deal is to survive contact with reality on the ground." #DRC #Rwanda ktpress.rw/2026/10/the-fdlr-…

F1 is set to return to Africa after 37 years, Rwanda is in Poll Position to be Host Everything Works if the Politics is Right 🤌🏿

4 years Ago 📌

Afghanistan’s only boarding school for girls - is in Rwanda theworld.org/segments/2026/1…

A country’s infrastructure ultimately depends on what it enables people to do. #Rwanda has invested heavily in digital infrastructure as part of its wider socioeconomic transformation. The national fibre-optic backbone reaches all 30 districts, while broadband and mobile networks extend connectivity beyond the backbone itself. Combined with investments in poverty reduction, employment, education, healthcare and economic growth, digital connectivity is helping create an environment where Rwandans can access government services, learn new skills, connect to markets, build businesses and participate in the digital economy. #RwandaWorks

When it comes to our President's dreams for our beloved #Rwanda, there are no limits at all. This is the mindset reset #Africa needs.

As Obama said, even with the lipstick, [the Congolese army] is still a pig. The so-called assistance is just training and intel sharing, and the intel is already flowing. DRC troops have been trained by Belgian, French, and Israeli instructors. The result never changes: they flee when they face real fighters and only bully civilians. Rwanda is terrified by what? These FDLR terrorists are delusional.

In December 2014, President Kagame formally announce Rwanda's intention to bid for a Formula 1 race during the FIA General Assembly in Kigali. Then after, President Kagame met with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and maintained communication with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Now, an agreement is in place to host the return of F1 to Africa in 2030, precisely in Rwanda. KUDOS MY PRESIDENT.

LEADERSHIP: President #Kagame’s efforts to transform Rwanda into a key global player are increasingly paying off. With Rwanda being considered as a potential host for a Formula 1 race in #Africa, a development that would be music to the ears of many, the country’s global visibility could be approaching a new high. President Kagame has consistently urged Rwandans and fellow Africans to aim higher, think bigger, and work harder to transform their countries and achieve ambitious development goals. In Rwanda, the action is taking place. The rhetoric is over. The results are beginning to speak for themselves. @RDBrwanda @Rwanda_Sports @F1 @FiatAngelo

President Kagame is a remarkable teacher and philosopher. His speeches on leadership and nation-building are not just about politics; they carry lessons we can apply to our own lives.

My take on AU Facilitators' visit to #Goma: "Zewde’s presence in Goma alongside Kenyatta, whose heritage links to the Mau Mau revolution’s struggle for freedom & self-governance, reaffirms that African dignity & rights are non-negotiable." @PanAfricanRev panafricanreview.com/au-faci…

🚨Formula one returns to Africa in Rwanda from 2030 The plan is a permanent circuit about 40 km from Kigali, near Bugesera International Airport, designed by WurzDesign , Alexander Wurz’s firm. I would wish to appreciate the efforts of Lewis Hamilton in championing for a Grand prix to be held in Africa. Special Thanks to H.E Paul Kagame for making this come true.

You know the funniest thing about Rwanda haters who are Rwandans (Nabyumva ari abandi)? They seem to want NOTHING good to happen to Rwanda. And honestly, that is what makes their fight so weak. You can have legitimate differences with the leadership of a country. Challenge the policies. Point out what isn’t working. Tell voters what you would do differently and the solutions you would bring to address those challenges. That is a perfectly legitimate political position. But when you look at everything good happening in Rwanda and your only response is, “Rwanda is still a poor country, so Rwanda can’t host F1” … Nyef Nyef Find some substance! 🤦🏽‍♀️ If your argument is simply to dismiss every achievement because you oppose the leadership, you’re not really making a strong case for anything. Bring substance. Challenge the policies. Present alternatives. But this constant need to downplay anything positive about Rwanda? VERY weak. 🙄 Imihigo irakomeje 🇷🇼

Dznse traditionnelle congolaise pour accueillir la délégation de l’Union africaine dans le cadre des efforts de médiation pour trouver une issue à la crise dans l’Est de la RDC ! Goma, Hôtel Serena.

This is what happens when more and more people don't seek real information. It has to have a name, something along the lines of "stupidization of society." Why would you ask a question for which you already have the answer? Q: When will Rwanda lift its defensive measures? A: When the FDLR is neutralized. It's written in the damn peace deal, silly!

Before President Kagame ordered the deployment of Rwandan troops to Mozambique in July 2021, terrorists controlled huge swaths of Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, more than 800,000 people had fled, and thousands had been killed. Under Kagame's leadership, everyone on the continent understands that Rwanda is a friend in need when your cause is just. Rwanda succeeded where others had failed, and your friends in Maputo, some of whom are simply populists who criticize everything their government does, even the good, and others who are on the FDLR payroll, would say anything regardless of how the people of Cabo Delgado feel about Rwanda’s intervention. But the people’s voice can never be silenced forever. Rwandan troops and their CIC are African heroes. Here, in September 2025, Mozambicans were demonstrating and demanding that Rwandan troops stay because they felt safe with them. On the side is a picture of what their lives were like before Rwanda deployed.

Beatrice Sine: ce n’est pas en attaquant ceux qui défendent une communauté en souffrance que vous gagnerez en légitimité, en gloire ou en reconnaissance. Je n’ai pas suffisamment de temps à consacrer à une discussion sur les niveaux d’études, mais comme vous voulez cette comparaison, je dois quand même vous rappeler que vous venez à peine d’achever une licence dans un programme de remise à niveau destiné aux adultes d’un certain âge. Et ce choix de retourner aux études semble s’inscrire dans ce que la psychologie désigne comme le phénomène de l’imposteur : une disposition à mettre en doute ses propres compétences, à nier ses réalisations et à considérer que celles-ci ne seraient pas véritablement à la hauteur de la reconnaissance sociale. Il est donc pour le moins surprenant de voir ma crédibilité scientifique mise en cause dans un débat où la rigueur intellectuelle devrait primer sur les attaques personnelles. Si nous souhaitons avoir une discussion sérieuse, je vous invite à confronter les arguments, les sources et les analyses plutôt que les parcours personnels. Lorsque votre interlocuteur élève le niveau et les standards de la discussion, choisir délibérément de rester dans un registre inférieur, tout en cherchant à l’y ramener, ne constitue ni un argument ni une réfutation. C’est un procédé qui révèle surtout les limites du débat. Réduire une discussion de fond à un registre purement individuel n’a rien d’édifiant sur le plan intellectuel. Cela traduit davantage une pauvreté argumentative et une difficulté à affronter les idées sur leur propre terrain qu’une véritable capacité à y répondre par les idées. Car un débat sérieux ne se gagne ni par les attaques personnelles ni par la mise en cause de la personne qui porte l’argument, mais par la qualité des faits, des sources et du raisonnement. Vous prétendez que plus Kigali devient embarrassant, plus mon texte s’éloigne de Kigali. Mais c’est vous qui estimez que Kigali a été embarrassant parce qu’il a permis la commémoration des massacres de Gatumba. C’est plutôt la décision d’interdire cette même commémoration au Burundi et à Kinshasa qui devrait vous faire trembler de honte, de la tête aux pieds et de surcroît te plaire et ton employeur. Vous dites que vous avez condamné le Gnl. Ekenge « sans ambiguïté ». Très bien. Mais la cohérence ne se mesure pas aux déclarations passées : elle se vérifie lorsque les circonstances changent. Avez-vous réagi à sa remise en fonction au même poste ? Si ce n’est pas le cas, faut-il en déduire que vous partagez la position de ceux qui soutiennent ce général dont la langue s’est largement déliée avec des propos qui portent atteinte à la dignité des femmes tutsi? Enfin, si vous souhaitez réellement que nous laissions Mr l’honorable Frederic Muhoza Gisaro reposer en paix, commencez par arrêter de souiller sa mémoire et respecter son héritage historique. Il a consacré une partie de son combat à la survie des Banyamulenge. Il est donc pour le moins paradoxal de se réclamer de sa mémoire en adoptant des positions qui, par leurs effets ou par les bourreaux qu’elles encensent et exaltent, tournent carrément le dos à ce combat. On ne défend pas la mémoire d’un père en détruisant l’héritage qu’il a laissé. On l’honore en restant fidèle à ce pour quoi il s’est battu jusqu'à la mort. Si nous voulons réellement avoir un débat digne de ce nom sur une question aussi grave que la survie d’un peuple opprimé, alors élevons le niveau de la discussion : confrontons les faits, les sources, les analyses et les arguments. Les attaques personnelles n’apportent rien au débat. Notez bien ceci : ce n’est pas en attaquant ceux qui défendent une communauté en souffrance que vous gagnerez en légitimité, en gloire ou en reconnaissance. Cela ne vous rendra pas davantage « congolaise » que les autres Banyamulenge, où qu’ils se trouvent. La véritable solidarité ne se mesure ni aux prix ni aux distinctions, mais à la capacité de comprendre et de partager la souffrance de ceux qui la vivent au quotidien, notamment ceux qui subissent les violences et les bombardements.

DRC 🇨🇩 One can fool the people sometimes, but not all the people all the time… Finally Africa Union doing their mission… after Tshisekedi @Presidence_RDC and @GeneralNeva trying so hard to undermine their mission, they finally arrived in the DRC administrated by AFCM23 … as the goodwill and good sense makes it the wise and rational way to go… now check the difference with Kinshasa authorities… it’s day and night… anyone can see where the state is in DRC … Goma … capital of North Kivu