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 Donnah Rubagumya
Donnah Rubagumya
Uvira residents during a peaceful walk to support M23 rebels on Tuesday, December 16. Courtesy
AFC/M23, Uvira, and the discipline of power
President Paul Kagame and his Congolese counterpart Felix Tshisekedi signed the Washington Accords on Thursday, December 4, witnessed by US President Donald Trump. Photo by Village Urugwiro
UN Group of Experts cut the cake before Washington said “I Do”
European mercenaries surrendered to M23 rebels and were allowed to cross through Rwanda, where arrangements were made for them to fly back to their respective countries on January 29. Photo: Courtesy
Unseen battles: The nights Rwanda was meant to fall, and why it didn’t
President Kagame delivers remarks at the signing ceremony of the Washington Accords on December 4. Photo by Village Urugwiro
Kagame draws a line in Washington. Security comes first, always
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters in Washington, D.C., United States. Internet Photo
IMF Africa financing a beautiful ugly relationship
President Kagame greets  thousands of residents during his outreach in Kibingo ground Ruhango District, on August 25, 2022. Photo by Village Urugwiro
Happy birthday to Rwanda’s guardian, today and tomorrow
Riders climb  the Mur de Kigali, the legendary cobblestone climb on Sunday, September 28. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Imagining Kigali Circuit and Bigogwe Challenge
A view of Gatuna border between Rwanda and Uganda in Gicumbi District. File
Panyimur road trip revelations and why Rwanda and Uganda are still one story
President Paul Kagame waves to the crowd at KCC Roundabout in Kigali on Sunday, September 28, with UCI President David Lappartient and Prince Albert II of Monaco. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Rwanda’s UCI triumph, why we owe PK an immeasurable debt
An artist's impression of an artificial lake that will be created, stretching 67 km through Nyabarongo Dam. Courtesy
What if Rwanda used Nyabarongo II project to spark Africa’s financing revolution?
Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam, the biggest one of its kind in Africa
Africa, when will you listen to me?
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Rwanda’s new line of defence on the battlefield is economic influence
President Paul Kagame addresses delegates during the 31st celebration of Rwanda’s Liberation Day on July 4, 2025. Village Urugwiro
Kagame’s surgical, measured, and intentional liberation message
A view of Nasho solar powered irrigation scheme. Courtesy
I dreamt that farmers became millionaires—Then I woke up in Kigali
Michela Wrong has, for over a decade, nurtured an obsessive fixation with Rwanda. Courtesy
Michela Wrong’s collapse of a career in paranoid propaganda
Local tourists enjoy the walk on the canopy in Nyungwe Forest National Park. Photo by Sam Ngendahimana
Africa must leverage its wealth or remain trapped in poverty
Rwanda's Minister of Foreign Affairs Olivier Nduhungirehe and his DR Congo counterpart Therese Kayikwamba Wagner sign the declaration of principles, witnessed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Courtesy
Should the DR Congo-Rwanda declaration stop AFC/M23’s cause?
Kinshasa's intentions are transparent. By equipping Wazalendo, the government cultivates a proxy force that can engage AFCM23 without implicating the FARDC. 
Kinshasa's deceptive strategy: The rise of Wazalendo and the urgency for M23 to act

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