LE RWANDA 🇷🇼 APPARTIENT AU KONGO 🇨🇩
Il faut dire à Paul Kagame et à tous ses propagandistes qui affirment que Goma appartient désormais au Rwanda que c’est plutôt le Rwanda 🇷🇼 qui appartient au Congo 🇨🇩. Cependant, puisque les dirigeants congolais ne connaissent pas l’histoire de leur pays, il est normal qu’ils laissent cette propagande se diffuser sans apporter de réponse claire et nette.
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#Paul_Kagame says ‘Putting things in order is not persecution’ as he defends regulation of religious institutions
#Rwandan President Paul Kagame has strongly defended his government’s regulation of religious institutions, arguing that the measures are intended to restore order and protect citizens from financial exploitation rather than target faith.
Speaking to thousands of members of the Rwandan Muslim community at BK Arena in #Kigali on Wednesday, 25 March, Kagame addressed the proliferation of unregulated religious entities. In a translated video clip shared on his office’s official X account, he said some individuals misuse religion for personal gain.
“You find someone hiding behind a religion, hiding behind a church, setting up something that is only meant to serve their own interests and rob others,” he said. “Everything becomes something anyone can just put ......
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#African experts meet in #Rwanda for continental textile standardization
African experts have convened in the Rwandan capital #Kigali for the Technical Committee (#TC 53) meeting on the standardization of textiles, textile products, and accessories.
The forum, which ran from Tuesday to Friday, focused on finalizing agreements and establishing key standards and labeling systems for the textile sector, with the aim of strengthening trade and supporting economic growth within the continent's textile industry.
Hermogene Nsengimana, secretary general of the African Organisation for Standardization (#ARSO), highlighted that Africa still faces a significant gap in developing common quality standards.
He added that currently, only about 25 percent of the standards required for all products in the African common market have been established.
Nsengimana said that ARSO has set a target to significantly reduce this gap within the......
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