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A touch of Rwanda at @SoFiStadium in Los Angeles. 🏈🇷🇼
📸 The Land of a Thousand Hills on display before a packed crowd at the home of our partners, the @RamsNFL.
#VisitRwanda
Murakoze cyane bana bacu - Amavubi U23. Iyi ntsinzi n’iyanyu, n’iyabanyaRwanda twese. 🇷🇼🇷🇼
Muhore muharanira intsinzi.
Twese tubari inyuma.🙏🏽
#TweseInyumaYamavubi
Heartfelt Congratulations to our own Amavubi, on this wonderful Victory against Cape Verde!
Proud moment for Rwanda. 🙌🏽💪🏽🇷🇼🇷🇼
Claudine Gasarabwe retweeted
UPDATE: #Rwanda’s economy grew by 9.4% in the second quarter of 2026, with gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices reaching Rwf7,174 billion, up from Rwf5,799 billion in the same quarter last year, according to the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR).
The industry sector grew by 18 %, while services expanded by 7% and agriculture by 4%.
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JUST IN: Rwanda's National Public Prosecution Authority (@ProsecutionRw ) announces the arrest of Innocent Sebagoyi in Germany on July 1, 2026, and Laurent Nduwayezu (known as Roland Nduwayo in Canada) on June 22, 2026, both pursuant to Rwandan indictments and international warrants.
#Sebagoyi, born 1967 and former assistant bourgmestre in Kayove Commune, is accused of genocide, extermination, and incitement for allegedly directing Tutsi killings including attacks at Muyange School during the 1994 Genocide.
#Nduwayezu, born 1958 and former head of security at BRALIRWA in Rubavu Commune, faces charges of genocide, complicity, conspiracy, and murder for alleged involvement in planning and carrying out Tutsi killings; he lived in Canada under a false identity since 1996.
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Rwanda has been ranked among Africa's top performers in the 2026 Institute of International Finance (IIF) Investor Relations and Debt Transparency Report.
This recognition signals to global investors that Rwanda communicates its fiscal and debt position with clarity and reliability, a competitive advantage as international capital becomes increasingly selective. Read more tinyurl.com/5xv4m72u
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The land of a thousand hills meets the city of a thousand trades.
🤝 @VisitRwanda_Now
Claudine Gasarabwe retweeted
Happy Liberation Day Rwanda.
To the liberators: Your main achievement is that you never allowed to think of yourselves as “small.”
You imposed dignity upon a people who still doubted their worth.
This is the real definition of Inkotanyi in the dictionary: to impose dignity on you even when you believe you are not worth it.
Stay the course.
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Happy Liberation Day!
Today, we celebrate the courage, resilience, and vision that transformed #Rwanda🇷🇼 and laid the foundation for the nation we proudly call home. As we honor the heroes of our liberation, may we continue working together to protect our achievements and shape an even brighter tomorrow for future generations!
Dukomeze twubake u Rwanda twifuza. #Kwibohora32.
Claudine Gasarabwe retweeted
The archives of the ICTR and the IRMCT are not just boxes of documents. They are historical records of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
If any country is best suited to preserve them, it is Rwanda. No one has invested more in documenting, preserving, and educating future generations about this history than the nation that lived through it. Rwanda meets every technical, historical, and institutional requirement to serve as the rightful custodian of these archives.
Those opposing the relocation should answer one simple question: why should the documentary history of the Genocide against the Tutsi remain outside the country where it happened?
Returning the archives to Rwanda is not about politics. It is about ensuring that survivors, researchers, students, and future generations have meaningful access to a history that belongs, first and foremost, to the Rwandan people.
The loudest voices behind the "Stand for Our Parents" campaign seem more interested in resisting that reality than preserving historical truth. Instead of opposing Rwanda's rightful role, they should explain why they are uncomfortable with the archives being entrusted to the very nation that has become the global reference point for genocide remembrance, accountability, and the fight against denial.
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La Cour de Cassation a rejeté le pourvoi de Philippe Hategekimana Manier alias Biguma.
Il est désormais définitivement condamné à la réclusion criminelle à perpétuité, devenant ainsi la 4e personne à être condamnée définitivement en France pour le génocide commis contre les Tutsi.
Pensées émues pour ses victimes de Nyanza, Ntyazo, Muyira, Isar Songa et ailleurs – at Pontoise, France
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AFRICA’S MOST VISA-OPEN COUNTRIES (2025)
Which country is easy to travel to in Africa?
1. 🇷🇼 Rwanda - 1.000
2. 🇬🇲 The Gambia - 1.000
3. 🇰🇪 Kenya - 0.962
4. 🇧🇯 Benin - 0.906
5. 🇬🇭 Ghana - 0.868
6. 🇨🇻 Cabo Verde - 0.864
6. 🇲🇿 Mozambique - 0.842
8. 🇲🇺 Mauritius - 0.826
9. 🇧🇮 Burundi - 0.823
10.🇸🇱 Sierra Leone - 0.811
11.🇪🇷 Eritrea - 0.808
12.🇩🇯 Djibouti - 0.800
13.🇰🇲 Comoros - 0.800
14.🇸🇳 Senegal - 0.792
15.🇲🇬 Madagascar - 0.785
16.🇪🇹 Ethiopia - 0.732
17.🇹🇿 Tanzania - 0.709
18.🇳🇦 Namibia - 0.653
19.🇿🇲 Zambia - 0.483
20.🇲🇼 Malawi - 0.472
21.🇿🇼 Zimbabwe - 0.472
Score 1.000 = Visa-free for ALL 53 African nations
Source: Africa Visa Openness Index 2025 | AfDB + African Union
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My latest ✍🏽 📄 "The greatest propaganda campaign of the modern era, the campaign to present colonial domination and epistemic injustice as natural, even moral, is being eroded by its architects as we watch, but somehow this is not enough to jolt those who claim to oppose it into action."
ktpress.rw/2026/06/the-goal-…
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Kigali (Rwanda) Named Safest Capital City in Africa.
Global security indices ranked Kigali as Africa’s safest capital for the fifth consecutive year.
Low crime rates and advanced smart policing technologies contribute to the city’s reputation as a secure destination for investment and living.
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Extase d’une mémoire aboutie, gratitude aux acteurs qui l'ont conduite et intime pensée aux absents:
- Contemplant ce beau monument symbolique érigé en plein Paris sur les bords de la Seine en mémoire des victimes du génocide commis contre les Tutsi au Rwanda en 1994 ;
- Observant les regards, méditations et recueillements d'un public que j'y ai vu ce 2 juin 2026, plein à la fois d’émotion et douleur d’un passé lourd, mais attentionné par l’acquis et la signification de ce monument historique ;
- Méditant le témoignage saisissant de la survivante Jeanne Uwimbabazi abandonnée en avril 1994 par des Casques Bleus de l’ONU à l’Ecole Technique Officielle de Kicukiro à Kigali, et qui survécut grâce aux soldats de l’Armée Patriotique Rwandaise ;
- Fortifié par les paroles de réconfort, espoir et vérité des deux Chefs d’Etat, Français et Rwandais, qui ont à jamais marqué l'histoire, et que toute l’audience a accueillies avec joie et espoir d’un avenir meilleur;
J'ai été saisi d'extase. C'était émouvant, fort.
- Mes pensées profondes ont bien évidemment porté sur plus d’un million de Tutsi victimes de ce terrible génocide, que les parisiens et leurs visiteurs méditeront pour les siècles des siècles, en plein Paris;
- Mes pensées se sont ensuite dirigées vers le souvenir de tant d’hommes et femmes, connus et inconnus, qui ont agi depuis 1994 pour que l’histoire du génocide commis contre les Tutsi soit sauvegardée en France;
- J’ai particulièrement pensé aux absents disparus les années passées qui ont précédemment fait un travail dur de lutte pour la mémoire, la vérité et la justice, et qui auraient été heureux d’être là, aux côtés de leurs amis et connaissances. De l’au-delà où ils se trouvent, ils sont sûrement fiers de leurs compagnons de route qui n’ont pas démérité.
- Puisse ces regrettés d'heureuse mémoire, dont je connais la bonté et l’engagement, puissent également faire partie de ce projet abouti : Jean-Paul Goûteux, François-Xavier Verschave, Sharon Courtoux, Gilles Duroux, Jean Carbonare, Géraud De La Pradelle, Marie Odile Godard, José Kagabo, Théogène Karabayinga, pour ne citer qu’eux. Leur absence est une présence perpétuelle.










































