Today at Urugwiro Village, President Kagame met with Arsenal legends Robert Pires Robert Pires and Ray Parlour Ray Parlour and their families as they ended their #VisitRwanda tour.

Rwandan referee Salima Mukansanga breaks into tears as she reacts on becoming the first woman to ever officiate an AFCON match.

'I have nothing to say but thank Rwandans. It's a big privilege [to be here]'
#AFCON2021

VIDEO: Clarisse Uwimana

Another amazing Rwanda Conservation milestone! Rwanda 🇷🇼 OYEEEE! Congratulations Rwanda Development Board

AWF launched its 60th year anniversary last evening at a colorful reception and awards ceremony celebrating decades of conservation work in Africa as well as the winners of the inaugural Benjamin Mkapa African Wildlife Photography Awards. #AWF60 bit.ly/2ZzhDjd

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📽️Are you ready?

Tune in to the Visit Rwanda YouTube channel or Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) this #WorldGorillaDay to celebrate Rwanda's conservation milestones.

#KwitaIzina 🦍| #VisitRwanda 🇷🇼

Thanks Bakobwa bacu🇷🇼!! Murakoze kuduha umugoroba mwiza! Uyu mukino wari ukaze ariko namwe murakaze #SETU 🥳
#AfricaVolleyChampionship2021

FRVB | RWANDA VOLLEYBALL

Happy Liberation Day RWANDA, the land of 1000 hills🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

Day 5: The #Rwanda inGhana team today visited the Central region of the country and met with the Central Regional Minister, Justina Marigold Assan to discuss the region’s tourism offerings and collaborations between #Rwanda and #Ghana .

@belisekariza who is the head of the #RwandaInGhana delegation conveyed the team’s enthusiasm for the visit and the various areas of collaboration in tourism, trade and investment between the two countries.

The team also visited the #KakumNationalPark to experience the Canopy Walkway suspended 30m above the ground and its several endangered species and primates.

The experience provided an opportunity for Rwanda to share its own tourism and conservation story of Nyungwe National Park ’s canopy walkway which is suspended 70m above the ground, and one of the oldest in Africa

The day concluded with a tour of the #CapeCoastCastle , one of around 40 “slave castles” that served as prisons and embarkation points for over 1,500 slaves, & is currently a well-visited museum and heritage site to learn about the importance and significance of Africa’s history.

Today starts the commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. I’m thinking about the sisters, dads, grandmas of my Rwandan friends - relatives that should still be alive. Cannot imagine the pain & mourning, but understand that they can never be replaced #Kwibuka27

4) Genocide deniers and reformers use “Rwandan Genocide” to confuse and mislead western media, politicians, people, and gain benefits and sympathy ! BE AWARE!

2) It is important to say “The 1994, Genocide Against the Tutsi” because these killings were targeted towards eliminating the Tutsi people SPECIFICALLY!
3) saying “Rwandan Genocide” leaves a stain on Rwanda as a country and is ambiguous as to whom the Genocide was targeted...

Why it is important to use the correct terminology when commemorating the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
(A thread)

1) It is important to know that before the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, there were other massacres of the Tutsi people in preparation for the 1994 Genocide.

Today marks the 27th year we remember the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Over 100 days, more than one million Rwandans were killed. We remember those who perished and honor the courage of those who survived. Our hearts are with you always.
#Kwibuka27 #NeverAgain

Remember, Unite, Renew

#Kwibuka27