BREAKING: Formula 1 will return to Africa after it was confirmed Rwanda will host races from the early 2030s 🚨 A 10-year agreement has been signed for the African Grand Prix, presented by Visit Rwanda 🏎️

Glad to participate & present at SGCI- sub-Saharan Africa in Windhoek Namibia 🇳🇦 Linking our work in Rwanda on science, tech & innovation efforts in Rwanda 🇷🇼 with other countries & partners is exciting- to learn & share our part Leveraging on several opportunities from capacity strengthening, policy development & resource/ financing research and innovation

Uruhinja rwavutse #CHUK nyuma yo kongererwa amaraso rukiri munda ya nyina,rwujuje amezi 2 n'igice rumeze neza.Nyina ufite amaraso ya rhesus-negative wakunze kugira ikibazo cy'inda kuvamo,yitaweho n'inzobere zacu kuva atwite inda y'ibyumweru 33. Ni ubwa mbere bigezweho mu #Rwanda

Today, October 23, is President Paul Kagame’s birthday. We join his family and all Rwandans to honor this towering political giant on our planet, a leader who made what was seemingly impossible, possible: the reconfiguration of the Rwandan state, the reconstruction of the Rwandan economy and the reconstitution of Rwandan society that had been tone asunder by the most horrific genocide in history. More than that, we honor a leader who pulled a country out of obscurity and oblivion into a shining star on our continent, an example of what good leadership can do for a people. He did this because he stuck to his ideals and tenaciously defended the goals he sought for his country when it would have been much more profitable to compromise them at the alter of political convenience. President Paul Kagame inspires hundreds of millions across our planet because he has defied the odds, because he has held his ground, because he has kept his word, because he has persisted and endured in the pursuit of the Rwandan dream where many would have given up. I have been traveling across Africa and witnessed so many post colonial hopes dashed because leaders, in seeking to hold power and reward friends, abandoned the goal of building the nation and serving its people and where the sacrifices of the many were turned into the benefits of a few. In Rwanda, Kagame said NO. I have watched him, at very close range, lose friends and antagonize allies who stood in the way of developing Rwanda. Today we celebrate this moral clarity and the integrity of his personality. Happy birthday my friend and hero. May you live to be 150 years and thereby defy biology the way you have defied political and military realities. A word to the haters of Kagame. I know you will come here and hurl insults and abuses at me. I forgive you because I know you envy his achievements and are tortured by his greatness. I am sorry I cannot help you out of your misery!