I get very disappointed when someone serves bad coffee in Rwanda. We have the best coffee in the world what do you mean you are serving expired water? 😭🤦🏽‍♀️

Gosh. Me too. Nowadays I taste it before accepting and paying. Life's too short for bad coffee.

In fact #1 on this list should be "empower yourself to say no". Alot of bad decisions come from succombing to peer pressure and this applies to all age groups.

2024 should be for honouring appointments and keeping time ...

Kicukiro People, Twaje! 🔥

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Super stoked for this 😊 Reach out to [email protected] for more information. #communicationtraining #corporatetraining #publicspeaking #mediatraining #customercare

Choose #Less: 1. Less alcohol — More water 2. Less soda — More tea 3. Less sugar — More fruits 4. Less meat — More vegetables 5. Less sitting — More walking 6. Less screen — More Family Time 7. Less stress — More rest 8. Less anger — More laughter 9. Less talk — More

A l’aube de#Kwibuka30 Je me permets une pensée toute particulière ànos frères &soeurs rescapés: nous n'atténuerons jamais entièrement votre souffrance,mais nous estimons votre grâce malgré l'indicible. Vous êtes le symbole du Rwanda Digne & Debout! Muriho.Muradufite.Turabafite.

Rwanda: Our new and better nation is a safe country for everyone ✍🏽Yolande Makolo 🇷🇼 « Rwanda’s commitment to non-discrimination is also enshrined in law. The constitution was amended in 2015 providing for “equal rights between Rwandans and between women and men ».

Today Rwanda and the rest of the world observe the 30th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. This marks the beginning of the National Commemoration Week and the 100 days of commemoration activities. “Remember, unite, renew.” #Kwibuka30

To honour and remember the victims and the survivors of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda, the Peace Tower on our parliament was lit up in the colours of the Rwandan flag from sunset to 11pm. #Kwibuka30

In this Op-Ed titled "We Commemorate For We Must; Genocide Is Not A Badge Of Honour" by Her Excellency Mrs. Jeannette Kagame, the First Lady delves into the imperative of truth, particularly as distortions of history emerge during the commemoration period of #Kwibuka30:

To our little brothers and sisters who are trying to learn about the history of the genocide against the Tutsi on their own, in a context where the internet is literally full of racist and negationist content: please check your sources.🙏🏽 Thanks #KC2 #RBA 📺 🇷🇼

Stand With Survivors & Rwandans: Urge Blinken to Correct His Genocide Misstatement. - Sign the Petition! chng.it/7qjGCrGZ via Change.org

These are the moments we live for 🥳🎊🎉, Congratulations, Class of 2024! Watch the entire ceremony here: bit.ly/CMUAfricaGrad2… View the ceremony album here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBqT9w #CongratulationsTartans #CMUAfricaGrad #TartanProud

“The endpoint of the liberation struggle was to build a state in which each of us is valued, and citizens are always at the center of government action. Even though Rwandans have made huge strides towards this mindset, we must remain vigilant. I am addressing this message in

30 years later there aren't enough words to thank Pres. Kagame for liberating our country, reinstating order, unity, and spearheading Rwanda's development with his visionary and examplary leadership. His work and impact extends well beyond Rwanda. Happy 30th Liberation Day!!!🇷🇼

“Ours is an extraordinary situation, that is why many fail to understand it and choose to criticize it, but instead, it [the trust] keeps growing. I want to re-emphasize this, it is a unique situation. It is the uniqueness of the RPF, it is our uniqueness as Rwandans. We are now

Look at these beauties!!! 😋😋😋