“Every single thing that touches your life, religious, socially and politically, must be an instrument of your liberation or you must throw it into the ashcan of history.”

John Henrik Clarke

« Aux rescapés du génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi, je dis toujours et encore « courage » ! Je sais qu’il n’est pas facile d’entendre ces discours, samedi après samedi, ville après ville au cours de cette période de commémoration, mais je vous réitère le soutien et la…

Tell me you haven't read the Rwanda National AI Policy without telling me.

Would you have preferred if she discussed the entire policy in 45 seconds of what you watched?

The minister has been a strong advocate of blockchain technology and has played an active role in building a…

🛑🇧🇫- Key points of Captain’s interview.

As promised, here are the key points of Captain’s last Friday night interview. It was a long interview, so I tried to summarize it in 29 points.

1. Culture - When people want to conquer you, they first attack your culture. We’re…

IMF would be missing the point if they didn’t know.

They know. They just can’t unlock this critical aspect because it gradually shifts control over the economy in domestic hands and away from the IMF.

These are valid questions to ask the World Bank. But other equally valid questions must be asked our leaders.

For instance, what kind of people do you task with negotiating with the World Bank?

Here is a testimony of our sister Chika Esiobu

The IMF is missing the point here.

Industrial policy has never been a magic bullet for economic growth. But without industrial policy, the prospect for economic growth and development is eliminated.

Pathétique.

Expect condemnations and calls for ceasefire from the US and its puppets ONLY when the genocidal coalition loses more territories after devastating counteroffensives by M23. This has been the trend so far.

🇳🇴Norway Broadcasting Corporation’s
Yama Wolasmal, interviews Israeli spokesperson, David Mencer. This should be taught in all journalism schools. I spoke at the Norwegian Journalism Institute last year Pressens hus in Oslo & was so impressed with the rigour of their work.

Seriously ? What clownish behavior would that be ?

Normally, it’s the western sponsored “opposition” leaders that travel to Europe to beg for support. In this case, it would be unclear who between the government and M23 rebels is the opposition.

Maybe Tshisekedi should start…

Adoption of genetically engineered crops in #Africa needs caution

“The decision to adopt GM crops should be based on rigorous scientific research, ethical considerations, & the best interests of the African people.”

Dr Daniel Ugwu ✍🏽

panafricanreview.com/adoption-of-ge…

'The greatest challenge for leadership in Africa is its inability to control the domestic policy space. The policy space, to a varying extent, has been infiltrated by presumably benevolent outsiders. Even when policy prescriptions from outsiders have appeared good and well…

Albert Rudatsimburwa 🇷🇼 The moral authority that comes from doing what you say. We need so much more of that from world leaders, especially with the challenges of climate change, inexorably heading towards every country of the world, thanks to the failure of world leaders, to do as they say...

At #WEF
#Rwanda 🇷🇼
The Uniqueness

Président Kagame

Looking at where Rwanda has come from, the way it is now, should actually add to optimism…
In our case… putting the people at the center of everything we are doing, investing in our Human Capital: how we develop it & how…

Rwanda continues to develop its digital infrastructure, aiming to leverage its national AI policy to enhance economic and social development. Watch 🇷🇼 Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Rwanda MD Crystal Rugege on IMF Today. imf.org/today