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ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Paul #Rusesabagina is no "hero", but it's not a crime to create a fictional character and be celebrated by #Hollywood second-tier actors. What is a crime however is to create, lead and fund a terrorist organization that killed, not fictional characters, but real innocent people.
Paul Rusesabagina is a hero. But he could spend the rest of his life in prison, despite risking his own to save over a thousand people. Join the #FreeRusesabagina campaign to help free real-life Hotel Rwanda hero from his illegal detention:
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ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
This vile “attack in a dark alley” comment trivializes the FDLR’s murderous actions, as well as the Rwandan and Congolese lives endangered by the genocidal FDLR. This is how lightly the DRC government treats its own financing and support of the militia, instead of honouring its commitment in the Washington Accords to neutralize the FDLR. DRC officials touring the world to sanitize the FDLR and blame Rwanda will not deliver peace.
Mr. Nagy, a threat, perceived or real, is not equivalent to thousands killed and millions displaced. When you served in government, would you have equated fear of an attack in a dark alley with decades of violence, rape and forced displacement? “Sanction both sides” erases that distinction—and suggests Congolese lives count for less. They do not.
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
South Sudan 🇸🇸, Ethiopia 🇪🇹
and Rwanda 🇷🇼 rank among world's fastest-growing economies in 2026, outpacing Nigeria, South Africa, China and the US africa.businessinsider.com/l…
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Au Rwanda, un tout nouveau tribunal d’appel pour réfugiés et demandeurs d’asile a tenu ses premières séances cette semaine. Une vingtaine d’affaires ont été entendues dans des audiences à huis clos cette semaine. L'objectif de ce nouveau tribunal est de traiter des recours émis concernant des demandes d’asile refusées ou des statuts de réfugiés révoqués. go.rfi.fr/mfo
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
The Chairperson of the AU Commission Welcomes the Agreement to Bring Formula 1 to Rwanda.
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AU), H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, @ymahmoudali welcomes the agreement to bring Formula 1 to Rwanda, describing it as a significant milestone for African sport and a testament to the continent’s growing potential to host world-class international sporting events.
The AUC Chairperson commends the Government of the Republic of #Rwanda for this achievement and underscores the strategic importance of major international sporting events in enhancing Africa’s global visibility, attracting investment, promoting tourism, developing local expertise and expanding opportunities for the continent’s youth.
He further emphasises the role of sport as a catalyst for sustainable economic growth, job creation, youth empowerment and regional integration. He underscores the importance of leveraging such initiatives to strengthen Africa’s participation in the global sports economy, promote public-private partnerships and unlock the continent’s creative and entrepreneurial potential.
The initiative is aligned with the aspirations of the African Union’s Agenda 2063, particularly the pursuit of an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and playing a dynamic role in the global arena. The AUC Chairperson encourages continued collaboration among Member States, the private sector and relevant stakeholders to harness the transformative potential of sport in advancing Africa’s development, integration and international standing.
Read @ au.int/en/pressreleases/2026…
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
L'Union africaine salue l'accord pour l'organisation d'un Grand Prix de Formule 1 au Rwanda
Le président de la Commission de l'Union africaine, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, a salué ce vendredi 23 octobre l'accord visant à accueillir la Formule 1 au Rwanda, qu'il qualifie d'étape importante pour le sport africain et de preuve de la capacité du continent à recevoir des compétitions internationales de premier plan.
Dans un communiqué publié à Addis-Abeba, il félicite le gouvernement rwandais et souligne l'intérêt stratégique de tels événements pour la visibilité de l'Afrique, l'attraction des investissements, le tourisme et l'emploi des jeunes. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf inscrit cette initiative dans les objectifs de l'Agenda 2063 de l'UA et appelle les États membres, le secteur privé et les autres acteurs concernés à poursuivre leur collaboration pour faire du sport un levier de développement et d'intégration.
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
I Am From Zimbabwe. And Rwanda Makes Me Question Everything.
Let me say that again, with all the weight it carries. I am from Zimbabwe , a land blessed beyond imagination. Gold beneath our feet, platinum in our hills, diamonds in our rivers, the richest soil, the most educated people. God gave us everything.
And yet, when I look at Rwanda, I feel ashamed.
Not because Rwanda has more. Rwanda has far less.
I feel ashamed because Rwanda has done more with nothing, than we have done with everything.
In my country, Zimbabwe, looting has become a trophy.
We no longer hide theft. We celebrate it. Corruption is not whispered in dark corridors — it is displayed on Instagram, driven on our roads in convoys of luxury cars, built into mansions on stolen land. The looter is now the hero. The thief is now the role model.
In my country, political proximity to power has become a licence to amass wealth.
You do not need to innovate. You do not need to work. You do not need to build. You only need to be close. Close to power, close to the party, close to the right family. If you are close, the tenders are yours. The mines are yours. The land is yours. The US dollars are yours. And if you are not close, you can watch your country crumble while you queue for everything — for fuel, for cash, for hope.
That is the painful truth of my beloved Zimbabwe.
Then I look across the continent, to Rwanda.
A small country. Landlocked. No vast mineral wealth. A country that in 1994, during the Genocide against the Tutsi, lost everything. The world remained silent. The world left you to die.
You had every excuse to fail. Every excuse to loot. Every excuse to say, "We are traumatized, we cannot build."
But you did the opposite.
You stopped the Genocide. You chose unity over revenge.
You made Kigali safe, clean, and beautiful — not because you are rich, but because you are disciplined.
You built the Kigali Convention Centre. They said that was your limit.
You built Kigali Arena. They said that was as far as you could go.
You transformed Amahoro Stadium. They said other countries have bigger stadiums.
You brought the UCI Cycling World Championships to Africa — the first time in history. They said, "It’s just cycling."
Now you have brought Formula One to Rwanda. And suddenly, the whole world that once ignored you is now paying attention. The whole world wants to come to Kigali.
Do you see the pattern, my fellow Zimbabweans? Rwanda kept rising while the world kept doubting. We keep sinking while the world keeps pitying us.
Rwanda teaches me this profound lesson:
A nation is not built by what is UNDER the ground. A nation is built by what is INSIDE the hearts of its people and its leaders.
Rwanda has no diamonds to loot, so they learned to build. We have diamonds to loot, so we never learned to build.
Rwanda has leaders who see power as a burden to carry the nation. We have people in power who see power as a licence to carry away the nation.
Thank you, President Paul Kagame, for reminding Africa that it is possible. Thank you, people of Rwanda, for your discipline, your cleanliness, your vision. You have turned a genocide into greatness.
I write this as a proud Zimbabwean who loves his country deeply , and that is why it hurts so much.
I wish, with all my heart, that my country Zimbabwe, with all its wealth, could borrow just one leaf from Rwanda:
That leadership is not about how much you can amass for yourself, but how much you can build for others.
Until that day comes, I will keep looking at Rwanda — not with jealousy, but with longing. Longing for what Harare could be, if only we chose to be like Kigali.
Much respect from Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼🇷🇼
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Merci à Christophe Clavé pour cet éclairage sur l’appauvrissement de la langue et la ruine de la pensée 🙌
"La disparition progressive des temps (subjonctif, passé simple, imparfait, formes composées du futur, participe passé…) donne lieu à une pensée au présent, limitée à l’instant, incapable de projections dans le temps.
La généralisation du tutoiement, la disparition des majuscules et de la ponctuation sont autant de coups mortels portés à la subtilité de l’expression.
Supprimer le mot «mademoiselle» est non seulement renoncer à l’esthétique d’un mot, mais également promouvoir l’idée qu’entre une petite fille et une femme il n’y a rien.
Moins de mots et moins de verbes conjugués c’est moins de capacités à exprimer les émotions et moins de possibilité d’élaborer une pensée.
Des études ont montré qu’une partie de la violence dans la sphère publique et privée provient directement de l’incapacité à mettre des mots sur les émotions.
Sans mot pour construire un raisonnement, la pensée complexe chère à Edgar Morin est entravée, rendue impossible.
Plus le langage est pauvre, moins la pensée existe.
L’histoire est riche d’exemples et les écrits sont nombreux de Georges Orwell dans « 1984 » à Ray Bradbury dans « Fahrenheit 451 » qui ont relaté comment les dictatures de toutes obédiences entravaient la pensée en réduisant et tordant le nombre et le sens des mots.
Il n’y a pas de pensée critique sans pensée. Et il n’y a pas de pensée sans mots.
Comment construire une pensée hypothético-déductive sans maîtrise du conditionnel ? Comment envisager l’avenir sans conjugaison au futur ? Comment appréhender une temporalité, une succession d’éléments dans le temps, qu’ils soient passés ou à venir, ainsi que leur durée relative, sans une langue qui fait la différence entre ce qui aurait pu être, ce qui a été, ce qui est, ce qui pourrait advenir, et ce qui sera après que ce qui pourrait advenir soit advenu ? Si un cri de ralliement devait se faire entendre aujourd’hui, ce serait celui, adressé aux parents et aux enseignants : faites parler, lire et écrire vos enfants, vos élèves, vos étudiants.
Enseignez et pratiquez la langue dans ses formes les plus variées, même si elle semble compliquée, surtout si elle est compliquée. Parce que dans cet effort se trouve la liberté. Ceux qui expliquent à longueur de temps qu’il faut simplifier l’orthographe, purger la langue de ses «défauts», abolir les genres, les temps, les nuances, tout ce qui crée de la complexité sont les fossoyeurs de l’esprit humain. Il n’est pas de liberté sans exigences. Il n’est pas de beauté sans la pensée de la beauté."
Christophe Clavé
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Vie et destin d'un barbouze qui emporte avec lui, les secrets les plus sulfureux en Afrique et surtout au #Rwanda
liberation.fr/societe/police…
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
A Kenyan attention-seeker trying to lecture Rwandans about their own country’s security while absurdly claiming that Rwandans live in fear.
I can see how afraid this kid is.
@mwema20
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Paul Barril est mort. Il ne répondra jamais devant un tribunal des graves accusations de complicité du génocide contre les Tutsi au Rwanda.
32 ans après le génocide. 13 ans après le dépôt d'une plainte. Aucune mise en examen. Aucun procès.
Combien de temps encore faudra-t-il attendre pour que toute la vérité soit faite ?
Qui l'a soutenu ? Qui l'a protégé ? Quels obstacles ont empêché la justice d'aller jusqu'au bout ?
La mort peut éteindre les poursuites contre un homme. Elle n'effacera ni les faits, ni les questions, ni notre détermination.
@La_CRFrance refuse que le temps devienne le refuge de l'impunité.
Nous continuerons à exiger la vérité et la justice. Pour les victimes. Pour les rescapés. Pour les générations futures.
Notre communiqué. 👇
#PaulBarril #Rwanda #GenocideAgainstTheTutsi #JusticePourLesTutsi #LutteContreLImpunite #CRF
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
#RDC 🇨🇩
Une enquête complète sur les millions de dollars qui n’arrivent jamais dans les caisses de l’état mais plutôt dans les poches des Tshisekedi @Presidence_RDC , sa famille et ses proches… des mines et minerais aux constructions jamais réalisées tel l’Arena aux détournement de l’aide contre #Ebola qui ne fait que progresser avec plus d’infections et de morts… l’Ère Tshisekedi décidément, les pires années pour le Congo 🇨🇩.
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#RDC 🇨🇩
Quand @France24_fr invite quelqu’un de sensé pour commenter sur le Congo cela se remarque… quelle différence avec @PatrickMuyaya, hein!
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Congratulations to my brother, President @PaulKagame and the people of Rwanda on securing the @F1 Formula 1 African Grand Prix. This historic achievement reflects your resilience, vision, and smart hard work. Zambia shares your pride in this milestone for Rwanda and Africa. HH
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
On behalf of the government and people of South Africa, I offer warm congratulations to His Excellency President @PaulKagame and the government and people of Rwanda on securing a 10-year agreement to host the Formula 1 African Grand Prix.
South Africa shares in the pride with which Rwanda is preparing to fly the chequered flag for our continent with the hosting of a globally prestigious event at the planned Bugesera circuit from the early 2030s.
This contract is a recognition of the capabilities of the Rwandan nation and of our continent more broadly.
As host of the first Grand Prix on African soil in 1993, and organiser of other major global events, South Africa will be happy to provide any support we may be invited to share.
The F1 African Grand Prix is another lustrous addition to Rwanda’s growing collection of top international events, including the UCI-classified Tour du Rwanda cycling race.
Congratulations, Rwanda.
You are in pole position to make all of Africa proud and take motorsport to new heights.
🇨🇩 🇧🇪 Dans le cadre d’une enquête sur le blanchiment d’argent, le parquet fédéral belge a mené des perquisitions dans les résidences de Felix #Tshisekedi en #Belgique lalibre.be/international/afr…
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
“It is an honour and privilege for Rwanda to be chosen as a destination in the Formula One calendar. What brought us together is a shared conviction that Africa has the potential to elevate the quality of motorsports as a global and elite discipline.
Integrating African markets with global sports franchises and competitions offers transformative opportunities. Yet, if we have to be honest with ourselves, this cross-border connection has existed for a long time, just not in Africa’s favour.
The message for all of us is simple: sports is a great equalizer, but we have to be intentional about delivering this promise. Rwanda is happy and excited to be part of a journey that will change how Africa is perceived in the world of sports. We want to contribute, not just participate, and this new chapter in motorsports starts today" President Kagame | Formula 1 African Grand Prix Announcement
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty
ن Marie Ntabugi retweeted
Encore un qui echappe à la justice des hommes.
Callixte Mbarushimana, poursuivi pour génocide, notamment pour l'assassinat de personnels locaux de l'ONU à Kigali en 1994, ancien haut cadre des FDLR une fois arrivé en exil, dont la Chambre de l'instruction de la Cour d'appel de Paris avait ordonné la réouverture de l'instruction en mai 2025, est décédé.
Pensées émues pour les victimes des faits qui lui étaient reprochés.
