| ### "Be courteous to all, but intimate with few; and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence", George Washington. ### |
VOA Kirundi/Kinyarwanda
"Prezida w'u Rwanda Paul Kagame ararahirira[...]gutegeka u Rwanda kuri manda ya mbere y'imyaka itanu." ( VOA August 11, 2024 sur Facebook)
1994-2003: Manda ya mbere y'imyaka 9 itagomba kubarwa .
2003-2010: Manda ya mbere y'imyaka 7
2010-2017: Manda ya kabiri y'imyaka 7
2017:2024: Manda y'imyaka 7 y'agashimwe k'abaturage itabarwa
2024-2029: Manda ya mbere y'imyaka 5.
Kagame aratagaguza amafranga hirya no hino aho gukemura ikibazo cya gari ya moshi yasezeranije abanyarwanda dore hashize imyaka 30.
Kagame aratagazuza amafranga menshi muri za sports ariko izo sports ntacyo zigeza ku banyrwanda. Mu mikino ya Olempike i Paris, nta munyarwanda wabonye umudari. Yaba Football, yaba Basketball, n'indi mikino u Rwanda ruri inyuma ku rwego rwa Afrika. Ibibuga byinshi mu Rwanda no gukorera imikino mpuzamahanga mu Rwanda ntabwo bizakemura icyo kibazo.
Mu gihe ibihugu byo mu karere birimo gutaha imihanda ya gari ya moshi ndetse no kuyitangiza nko mu Bugande, Kagame we akomeje gutagaguza amafaranga y'igihugu mu ngendo mu mahanga, gukoresha iminsi mikuru n'amatora afifitse, gufasha ibigo by'abanyamahanga gukoresha inama zabo mu Rwanda, gutagaguza mu makipe yo mu mahanga, ndetse ngo yiteguye no gufasha Formula 1 ko yakorerwa mu Rwanda. Ikindi kibazo kandi abantu bibaza ni uko kubera imisozi igihugu gifite, kubaka imihanda ya gari ya moshi mu Rwanda bihenze kurusha mu bihugu byo mu karere. Yagamba rero akayabo k'amafranga ngo gari ya moshi yubakwe mu Rwanda.
Imyaka ibaye mirongo 30 Kagame atubwira ko gari ya moshi igiye kuza mu Rwanda. None amaso yaheze mu kirere. Kagame rero yarashobewe, nta gisubizo afite ku byerekeye gari ya moshi mu Rwanda.
Twiteze ikibuga cy'indege cy'i Kanombe u Rwanda rutazaba rufitemo ijambo kuko mu ishoramari kuri icyo kibuga Qatar irusha u Rwanda imigabane. Bityo u Rwanda rukaba rutazagira ijambo ku musaruro w'icyo kibuga. Icyo kibuga na Rwandair sibyo bizakura abanyarwanda mu bukene. Ethiopia ifite ibyo byose dore hashize imyaka myinshi ariko abaturage baho barakenye, bahora bafashwa kubera inzara zihoraho. Ethiopia ikaba izwi nka kimwe mu bihugu aho abaturage baba mu bukene. Ethiopian Airlines nubwo ari iya mbere muri Afrika ntabwo yashoboye kurandura ubukene muri Ethiopia.
In many parts of the world, freedom of expression is seen as a fundamental human right. But the reality of how this right is upheld, or violated varies from country to country, especially in Africa.
Globally, freedom of expression is enshrined in international agreements, like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states that "everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression." Yet, in practice, the situation is more complex.
In some countries, citizens enjoy broad freedoms to express themselves openly and without fear. In others, this right is curtailed, often harshly.
In the last year, 451 million people across 10 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression; only 335 million people across 5 countries saw improvement. The largest decline over the last year took place in Burkina Faso (-24 points), followed by Mongolia (-10 points) and Senegal (-9 points).
According to the Global Expression Report 2024, freedom of expression in Sub-Saharan Africa remains stagnant. Every other region has seen a significant drop in expression over the last 10 years, but there has been no substantial change in Sub-Saharan Africa.
In the last year, 216 million people across 4 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression; no countries saw improvement. The largest decline in the region took place in Burkina Faso (-24 points). This was also the largest decline globally.
In the last 5 years, 329 million people across 14 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression, while only 119 million people across 4 countries saw improvement.
| Rank | Country | Freedom measure | Global rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eritrea | 1 | 160th |
| 2 | Equatorial Guinea | 4 | 147th |
| 3 | South Sudan | 5 | 145th |
| 4 | Egypt | 6 | 142nd |
| 5 | Eswatini | 7 | 141st |
| 6 | Sudan | 10 | 134th |
| 7 | Burundi | 10 | 133th |
| 8 | Rwanda | 10 | 130th |
| 9 | Algeria | 12 | 129th |
| 10 | Republic of the Congo | 13 | 127th |
In many parts of the world, freedom of expression is seen as a fundamental human right. But the reality of how this right is upheld, or violated varies from country to country, especially in Africa.
Globally, freedom of expression is enshrined in international agreements, like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states that "everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression." Yet, in practice, the situation is more complex.
In some countries, citizens enjoy broad freedoms to express themselves openly and without fear. In others, this right is curtailed, often harshly.
In the last year, 451 million people across 10 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression; only 335 million people across 5 countries saw improvement. The largest decline over the last year took place in Burkina Faso (-24 points), followed by Mongolia (-10 points) and Senegal (-9 points).
According to the Global Expression Report 2024, freedom of expression in Sub-Saharan Africa remains stagnant. Every other region has seen a significant drop in expression over the last 10 years, but there has been no substantial change in Sub-Saharan Africa.
In the last year, 216 million people across 4 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression; no countries saw improvement. The largest decline in the region took place in Burkina Faso (-24 points). This was also the largest decline globally.
In the last 5 years, 329 million people across 14 countries experienced a deterioration of their freedom of expression, while only 119 million people across 4 countries saw improvement.
| Rank | Country | Freedom measure | Global rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eritrea | 1 | 160th |
| 2 | Equatorial Guinea | 4 | 147th |
| 3 | South Sudan | 5 | 145th |
| 4 | Egypt | 6 | 142nd |
| 5 | Eswatini | 7 | 141st |
| 6 | Sudan | 10 | 134th |
| 7 | Burundi | 10 | 133th |
| 8 | Rwanda | 10 | 130th |
| 9 | Algeria | 12 | 129th |
| 10 | Republic of the Congo | 13 | 127th |
La RDC est devenue une province du Rwanda. En plus de l'occupation de la région du Kivu par Kagame, Kagame n'est pas gêné de dire au monde ce que les Congolais doivent faire quand il a l'occasion de le faire. Pour référence, voir son discours sur son inauguration en tant que Président du Rwanda.
Kagame organise régulièrement des réunions avec les Chefs d'Etat sur la RDC et les autorités congolaises ne disent rien. Les négociations en Angola évoquent sur papier la question des FDLR. Mais Kagame a dit que ce n'est pas cela. Il a dit qu'il se bat pour les droits des Congolais. Ce qui montre que les négociations écartent les vrais problèmes. La RDC a fermé les frontières avec la Zambie. Mais avec le Rwanda les frontières restent ouvertes et les Congolais se plaignent de l'agression des Rwandais. Tout cela montre que les Congolais sont bizarres et ne savent pas ce qu'ils doivent faire pour la sécurité de leur pays. Kagame a aussi dit que la communauté internationale ne peut l'empêcher de continuer son agression sur la RDC.
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| ### "Be courteous to all, but intimate with few; and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence", George Washington. ### |
