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#ndumunyamurengechallenge, hamwe n'Isooko UR Huye @Isooko1 #AdonisMuco. @alexrush @NMuhamiriza @BeatriceGisaro @ERuhimbika @Mayuru51653152 @MahoroMpa @jackson_ganza @evequeshyaka @trresor11.
Ndakizee retweeted
Our own @NdakizeE .
Reka turate uwo muco mwiza!
Iwacu ni mumirambi y’Agahiira, mumibare yahiye Imibamburo ni mumarango atagombze amananiza, ni mumanama asamaje amanyambo. #Canada #Ottawa
@Fkaniki @fidele_sebahizi @Delphino12 @rmakrich @Manyota1643168 @Inkayangana @kweziFaustin1 @Isookohuye @GakondoNziza @JenzzoB , etc.
Iwacu ni mumirambi y’Agahiira, mumibare yahiye Imibamburo ni mumarango atagombze amananiza, ni mumanama asamaje amanyambo. #Canada #Ottawa
@Fkaniki @fidele_sebahizi @Delphino12 @rmakrich @Manyota1643168 @Inkayangana @kweziFaustin1 @Isookohuye @GakondoNziza @JenzzoB , etc.
Ndakizee retweeted
Umubi yaraduhenze tuba imbata igihe, kugera aho kubona aho duhera bidusaba ikigoye cane. Ndi #Umunyamulenge @jbserugo @Isookohuye @kweziFaustin1 @NdakizeE
UMUCO KINYAMULENGE
imbzino za kinyamulenge 1954-1955
Abanyamulenge babzina Haya Haya bo mu Rurambo 1954-1955
Amashusho n’amajwi yafashwe na MAQUET & HIERNAUX-L’HOEST 1954-1955
Amashusho agaragara mu gitabo yise les Pasteurs de l’Itombwe
Credit audio song @ndamuk
Ndakizee retweeted
UMUCO KINYAMULENGE
imbzino za kinyamulenge 1954-1955
Abanyamulenge babzina Haya Haya bo mu Rurambo 1954-1955
Amashusho n’amajwi yafashwe na MAQUET & HIERNAUX-L’HOEST 1954-1955
Amashusho agaragara mu gitabo yise les Pasteurs de l’Itombwe
Credit audio song @ndamuk
Nanone!!!
You made my day
@Isookohuye @Inkayangana
@kagigiwacu @NdakizeE @Ccyubahiro_ @kivuutile @Aiglekivu003PKM
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Ndakizee retweeted
Umukurambere yararirimbye ati:
Iwacu ni mu mirambi y'agahira
Mu mibari yahiye imibamburo
Ni mumarango atangombye amananiza
Ni mu manama yasamaje ama nyambo!
Ndakizee retweeted
“My plan is to go back sometime and rebuild my village, not only my village, but the country, make it a better place and make a difference.”
Fidele Sebahizi grew up in the #DRC, in 1996 at just 14 years old, he was forced to flee from his home village following an attack.
“My home village has been destroyed to ashes.”
They escaped across the border into #Burundi to seek safety at a #UN refugee camp.
“In that refugee camp, we got attacked by several heavily armed groups and we lost 166 people in a matter of two hours, Seeing my friends, my family members set on fire, alive, it was like a movie, but it was real.”
With few belongings and nowhere to belong, #Sebahizi said he's not even sure how he ended up on a plane bound for the U.S.😢
By “Creating a Life from the Ashes,” @fidele_sebahizi became the first-ever foreign-born #Police_Officer hired in #Abilene, he went on to earn a #Master's degree and then got a #PhD. He didn't stop there, Sebahizi, who arrived in the U.S. without speaking much English, has now written a book.
Next Monday on CBS Mornings, it’s Beg-Knows America from Texas.
Join us as we share the incredible, inspiring story of a refuge.
Fidele Sebahizi: “I believe anyone in this country, regardless of their status, can achieve whatever they set their mind to. If I could do it as an immigrant, as a refugee, anyone else can too.”
When Sebahizi arrived in America, he didn’t just create a better life for himself and his family. He made it his mission to protect and serve the community that gave him so much.
Ndakizee retweeted
Gen. RUKUNDA MICHEL wa RUTUBUKA bakunda kwita MAKANIKA
Gen RUKUNDA NIWE BUHANUZI BUKUZE BGA 2 mu banyamulenge
Imyaka hafi 100 irashize GITIMBWA ahanuriye RUTUBUKA ko azabzara intwari mu banyamulenge.
Amakuru nabgiwe na Gen RUKUNDA ku minsi 14/11/ 2024.
Part 1 Amateka ya se RUTUBUKA
RUTUBUKA yamubgiye ko intambara ya 1914 yamusanze arumwana uhungana inka (imyaka 10-12).
umubiri wa Papa RUTUBUKA wari wuzuye inkovu z’amacumu, inzara n’amenyo y’inyamanswa z’inkazi arwanira Abanyamulenge ndetse n’inka zabo bari bagituye mu bihugu bz’imuhira mu Rurambo.
Muri 1924 RUTUBUKA yarwanye intambara n’ingabo za Mahina ico gihe bamutera icumu mu kibero, abgira uwabo ngo ntabgire abandi ko yakomeretse batagira ubgoba bagahunga.
Yigeze kumubaza inkovu nini yagiraga ku kuboko aramubgira ngo ni igihe yariko arwanira inyana na Rumungu(hyena) ayiyikura mu kanwa mu ruhongore.
Ubundi kandi yarwanye n’intare kugera aho yageze aja imbere y’abandi bungeri akabanza akirukana intare abandi bakabona kuza.
Yigeze kandi kurwanya atsinda NYIRAKAMOME umutwa wageze ahiga inka z’abanyamulenye, akica abungeri, akabaga inka abandi bahaye bamurangiza hakabura umukoraho.
Yasanze RUTUBUKA mu kiraro ashaka kumwica ariko RUTUBUKA aramutsinda iyo ntambara irashira akarere ka Rurambo karatekana.
GITIMBWA MBERE Y’UKO APFA YARAZE RUTUBUKA IBINTU 3
1. KUBERA UBUTWARI BWAWE UZABZARA INTWARI Y’IGITANGAZA.
mbibutse ko RUTUBUKA yabzaye Gen RUKUNDA ari umusaza mukuru cane.
Ndakizee retweeted
There is no perfect revenge than giving an enemy zero chance to see you falling down after a disaster.
The great revenge is being courageous and standing strong for the main Goal.
Igitaka Camize Imbuto Kirayiboza, Kigira ngo kirayishoboye naho Cari kiyihaye kumera. 🥹🥹💔 19/2/2025.
@Inkayangana @BeatriceGisaro @fidele_sebahizi @DaGreather @Delphino12 @jbserugo @muragwacheez @kweziFaustin1
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Ndakizee retweeted
I wonder why God didn't allow moses to reach the promised land and how his people felt disappointed when they heard that News but God had planned joshua to finish the task of Moses.
In the the dark night, God will find new joshua,he will not let his people down.
Note That.
Ndakizee retweeted
Be ready for my new book, CREATING A LIFE FROM THE ASHES: A MEMOIR, full of hope and inspiration.
Here we are again in the dark month of August.
After 20 years of crying for justice for Congolese refugees from the #Banyamulenge ethnic group who perished in the @UN refugee camp of Gatumba in Burundi, Central Africa, there is still HOPE.
For us, the survivors, we are helpless when it comes to bringing those who killed our people (and bragged about it) to justice.
However, we have the power to remember our people, to build and sustain hope, to keep seeking justice for the deceased and persecuted, and to create a better future. We will do our best to overcome the sorrow caused by many decades of marginalization and genocidal killings.
Now, among the Gatumba massacre survivors, you will find police officers, military personnel, and PhD holders, to name a few, in many countries, including the United States.
In this book, you will discover:
• How to build a life from nothing, regardless of your beginnings and struggles.
• The importance of confronting challenges head-on.
• Why avoiding challenges can lead to greater difficulties.
• The true happiness that comes from overcoming diversity.
• The power of rejecting excuses and embracing responsibility.
Be ready to grab your copy on Amazon soon.





















