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Who are you relating this to? The capitalistic systems of USA? Come visit I take you to a place called third ward in Houston, TX, better yet, google it!
The people are given opportunities when the country makes plans and projects that will bring in opportunities. If you really care about the people, start posting about ideas of projects the people should invest in; start posting about opportunities of small loans information and how to access them! That way, people will benefit from the huge opportunities that will come with this F1 deal.
Otherwise, those urimo kuregera barakureba mu mutwe gusa!
Take care!
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Must Rwanda wait until it has solved every problem before it is allowed to dream bigger? Why should Rwanda’s ambition be placed on trial?
The criticism about rwanda hosting F1 and the argument that “Rwanda has more urgent priorities” is so absurd and it presents a problem that does not necessarily exist. In fact, I see it as jealous disguised as criticism.
1. Yes, “Rwanda, like every other country, has multiple priorities . However, Rwanda hosting F1 doesn’t necessarily stop it from investing in education or healthcare for example. The two are not mutually exclusive. It can address present challenges while strategically positioning itself for future opportunities. Every country has competing demands, and development requires strategic decisions about how to balance both immediate needs with future opportunities.
2. Who decides what is urgent for Rwanda?
Rwanda/Rwandans have every right to decide what’s urgent to them. President @PaulKagame is one of the most strategic leaders that the world has. In his speeches, he has consistently said that “ Rwanda’s geographical size should not be a measure of how far it is allowed to dream” and over the years he has executed his determination to position Rwanda as a country whose influence exceeds its geographical size .
F1 returning to Africa through Rwanda should be Africa’s pride rather than being a battle ground.
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Uyu ni wo munsi Uwiteka yaremye, Turawishimiramo turawunezererwamo.
(Zaburi 118:24)
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A proud moment for Rwanda and Africa! Formula 1’s return brings opportunities for tourism, investment and young talent. Visionary leadership and strong partnerships deliver. Rwanda works. #VisitRwanda
Formula 1 has announced a landmark 10-year agreement to bring the FIA Formula One World Championship back to Africa, with the Formula 1 African Grand Prix, presented by @visitrwanda_now, set to join the calendar in the early 2030s.
The agreement marks the sport’s return to the continent for the first time since 1993.
For more information, read here: corp.formula1.com/formula-1-…
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H.E. President Paul Kagame is much more than a leader he is a mentor and a guide. Grateful for his wisdom and leadership.
Praying for continued strength and long life as we work together to build our future.
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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.
What a moment to be Rwandan! 🥰🤭
📰: F1 will return to Africa for the first time since 1993, with an agreement reportedly in place for Rwanda to join the calendar in 2030 and an official announcement possible within weeks. President Paul Kagame has lobbied for years, and Rwanda will now build a permanent circuit near Kigali's Bugesera airport, designed by Alexander Wurz's WurzDesign alongside Tilke Engineering. The deal beats out long-rumored bids from South Africa, Morocco, and Nigeria, with Hamilton among the sport's most vocal advocates for an African return.
#F1 #SingaporeGP
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Thanks to President Paul Kagame’s leadership, Africa is hosting Formula 1 again after 37 years.
Fellow Africans, this is proof that African countries can dream big and achieve ambitious goals with effective leadership and determination. This is a continental win that we should all celebrate.
Rwanda to the world. Africa to the world.











































