Le Rwanda au Mozambique : Quand la constance intimide
January 24, 2022
Les modestes ressources financières du Rwanda n’entraveront pas son intégrité.
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Les modestes ressources financières du Rwanda n’entraveront pas son intégrité.
For both Rwanda and Senegal, the west is under the misconception that it gets to define our respective situations in any way they prefer. And again, in both cases, the “natives” and their leaders are proving them wrong through their Pan-African political strides and dedication to nurturing historical ties and a culture unmarred by neo-colonial efforts.
In the age of interconnectivity, the fear of privacy loss is understandable, but it’s being weaponized by western media. The Pegasus Project, an international journalistic
Mozambique has suffered Al-Shabaab-led unrest which has displaced over 800,000 people across neighbouring countries since 2017. Last week, Rwanda deployed 1000 soldiers to Mozambique in
The Panafrican movement is the cornerstone of African liberation. Indeed, Panafricanism, which unites Africans under a common goal to consolidate African power for a fairer
The double-genocide theory is a tribalist’s wildest fantasy. The theory sidesteps the socio-political stakes of the erasure of the community unaligned with Mitterandian French power
The ugliness of Genocide denial is one I’d have hoped respected academic institutions would never engage in. As professors, fellows and informed students of Cambridge
It is getting truly exhausting seeing so many critical takes on Rwandan leadership, which deliberately sidestep the truth. The Duclert rapport, while suggesting France’s “willingness”
A few days ago, Jeffrey Smith, an American “pro-democracy” researcher in Africa, attributed Rwandan development to the country’s “weaponizing” of the west’s “guilt over the
Must democracy be seen through the eyes of Europeans? Democracy translates from the Greek word “Demokratos”, which means “a rule” (Kratos), “by the people” (Demos).
Les modestes ressources financières du Rwanda n’entraveront pas son intégrité.
For both Rwanda and Senegal, the west is under the misconception that it gets to define our respective situations in any way they prefer. And again, in both cases, the “natives” and their leaders are proving them wrong through their Pan-African political strides and dedication to nurturing historical ties and a culture unmarred by neo-colonial efforts.
In the age of interconnectivity, the fear of privacy loss is understandable, but it’s being weaponized by western media. The Pegasus Project, an international journalistic
Mozambique has suffered Al-Shabaab-led unrest which has displaced over 800,000 people across neighbouring countries since 2017. Last week, Rwanda deployed 1000 soldiers to Mozambique in
The Panafrican movement is the cornerstone of African liberation. Indeed, Panafricanism, which unites Africans under a common goal to consolidate African power for a fairer
The double-genocide theory is a tribalist’s wildest fantasy. The theory sidesteps the socio-political stakes of the erasure of the community unaligned with Mitterandian French power
The ugliness of Genocide denial is one I’d have hoped respected academic institutions would never engage in. As professors, fellows and informed students of Cambridge
It is getting truly exhausting seeing so many critical takes on Rwandan leadership, which deliberately sidestep the truth. The Duclert rapport, while suggesting France’s “willingness”
A few days ago, Jeffrey Smith, an American “pro-democracy” researcher in Africa, attributed Rwandan development to the country’s “weaponizing” of the west’s “guilt over the
Must democracy be seen through the eyes of Europeans? Democracy translates from the Greek word “Demokratos”, which means “a rule” (Kratos), “by the people” (Demos).
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