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Cooling as critical infrastructure. Cooling is essential economic infrastructure. It preserves vaccines, protects food systems, and keeps data centres and industries running. Getting the cold chain transition right impacts far more than just refrigeration. #U3ARCKigali2026 #CoolingAfrica
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“The Kigali Amendment will succeed in your hands, or it will not succeed at all.” Anitha Gikundiro highlights why technician training, certification, and institutional support form the bedrock of sustainable cooling.
#U3ARCKigali2026 #CoolingAfrica
Credits to : @ACES_Cooling
@UNEP @REMA_Rwanda
@EnvironmentRw
🚨🚨 HAPPENING NOW!
Day 1
6th Ordinary General Assembly of the Union of Associations of African Actors in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. A key moment for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and advancing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector across Africa.
#SustainableCooling #ClimateAction
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🚨🚨 HAPPENING NOW!
Day 1
6th Ordinary General Assembly of the Union of Associations of African Actors in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. A key moment for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and advancing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector across Africa.
#SustainableCooling #ClimateAction
They’ve completely lost their humanity 😔
Those ladies ignored their words after all 😧😧
Those ladies ignored their words after all 😧😧
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Yooo @aprfcofficial hear me out 🤣🤣🤣
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT, H.E. PAUL KAGAME! As a proud and happy Rwandan, I celebrate your leadership, vision, and dedication to our beautiful nation. Long live our President! Long live Rwanda! #HBPK
That was so unexpected for sure😮
Let me tell you nobody can be stronger than that dude right there 😱😱💪
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The journey of former RPA-Inkotanyi soldiers to visit and reflect on historically significant sites of the struggle to liberate Rwanda and stop the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi continues at Mulindi w’Intwari (National Liberation Park Museum).
#LiberationTrailTour
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We are joined by former RPA-Inkotanyi soldiers at the Kagitumba border, where the forces led by Major General Fred Gisa Rwigema entered Rwanda on 1 October 1990, marking the beginning of the struggle to liberate the country.
#LiberationTrailTour #Kwibohora32























