Chère Madame @JeanetteZ21809 Le Rwanda est un membre souverain et actif de l’Organisation internationale de la Francophonie @OIFrancophonie , au sein de laquelle Madame Louise Mushikiwabo @LMushikiwabo exerce ses fonctions de Secrétaire générale avec intégrité, dévouement et un leadership salué par la communauté internationale. Pour votre information chère Madame Zola : “Honorable Louise Mushikiwabo allie un leadership pragmatique et un franc-parler audacieux à des qualités personnelles profondément humaines, forgées par une grande résilience face à l'histoire de son pays le Rwanda 🇷🇼 . Reconnue comme une travailleuse acharnée, indépendante et dotée d'une grande capacité d'écoute, cette diplomate polyglotte se distingue par son ouverture d’esprit et son accessibilité, se définissant volontiers comme une citoyenne du monde profondément ancrée dans ses racines africaines. À la tête de la diplomatie rwandaise pendant une décennie, elle a brillamment mis son volontarisme au service de l'action publique pour rompre l'isolement de son pays et diversifier ses partenariats stratégiques. Élue puis réélue à la direction de l'Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), elle a su transformer cette vision relationnelle en un bilan institutionnel concret et respecté, axé sur la transparence administrative, la rigueur financière, ainsi que le recentrage des programmes vers le numérique et l'émancipation des jeunes et des femmes” Votre agressivité obsessionnelle et votre tissu de mensonges dictés uniquement par la rancœur ne changeront rien à la réalité de son action ni à la réussite du Rwanda, un pays doté d'un peuple ayant pleinement droit à cette langue que vous défendez autant sans que cela ne vous serve à rien. Vous voyez très bien ce que je veux dire : vous n’avez aucun droit d'empêcher les autres de parler le français. La Charte de la Francophonie prône le respect, la solidarité et l'inclusion, des valeurs totalement contraires à vos insultes mesquines et à vos tentatives vaines de confisquer la légitimité d'un État. Heureusement, la diplomatie ne se construit pas sur des tweets haineux, et là où vous tentez maladroitement de diviser, Madame #Mushikiwabo 💪 👏 🎩 continue de rassembler et de faire rayonner notre espace commun #LaFrancophonie 💪 Les conférences organisées au Rwanda servent précisément à réunir un continent et son peuple, afin de voir comment avancer ensemble vers un avenir meilleur, sans division, mais avec un esprit d’échange et des projets communs qui visent à améliorer la vie quotidienne des Africains, sans corruption 💃 🕺 😂 . Nous œuvrons pour le développement durable, avec des infrastructures et des actions concrètes qui changent l’image de l’Afrique. Pendant que vous passez vos journées entières à insulter tout ce qui bouge à cause d’une jalousie aveugle et stérile, vous perdez votre temps à vouloir balayer devant la porte des autres. Cette attitude vous empêche de vous asseoir ensemble pour trouver des solutions aux problèmes qui freinent votre propre avancement…et oui 😢 alors que c’est possible! Vos insultes ne nous empêcheront jamais d’avancer. 🤷🏿‍♂️

Doctor, this approach will not succeed. Even if absolute material needs are met, hostility will persist, and elements will continue to undermine us ( nubwo inda yakuzura amazi bazakomeza batwange bashake ibyaduhitana mu gihe twifuza twe Afurika ikize kandi yahinduye uko Isi iyifata, ishyali muri Africa ni indwara), despite our aspiration for a prosperous Africa that has redefined its global standing. Envy remains a systemic affliction within the continent. Nararakaye mbese mbona abo tubana duhuje umugabane ibyo bifuza 😢 😢 biteye ubwoba. Furthermore, the unified passport initiative championed by heads of state to foster integration feels more akin to igniting a self-consuming flame. It is imperative that we maintain our distinct national documents, and let other nations retain theirs. Observing how we have been targeted this past month, subjected to derision by some and the weaponisation of historical grievances by others; it is evident that there is no justification for adopting these shared passports. We share very little common ground, a reality that has become clear, as certain factions actively resist collective advancement. At this juncture, our priorities must center on expanding intra-African trade, learning from counterparts committed to societal transformation, and easing travel logistics within frameworks of constructive cooperation to build the continent. However, we have no reason to sustain a blind faith that positive progress will naturally emanate from all continental peers. We must focus on excellence, drive advancement, and reject arrogance. We will collaborate closely with partners who genuinely wish to coexist, while stepping away from disruptive actors who harbor ill intent, ensuring they do not impede our progress. The recent events surrounding Formula 1 have demonstrated that professional envy and resentment toward ascending African nations constitute a severe impediment. This narrow mindset; where certain continental actors harbor unprovoked animosity simply out of a refusal to witness success elsewhere, or actively seek out negativity, is precisely why Africa’s broader development remains delayed. Such institutional malice will ultimately dismantle the continent’s future.

It's better to think about this before destroying other countries, proclaiming yourselves the ones giving orders and lecturing others while you kill and destroy whenever you feel like it. Of course, people will flee to their own countries to become your neighbors, and yes, they will live peacefully in your country and have many children—that's the reality and the hard truth to swallow. It's even pathetic to look at your innocent gaze as you reveal your personal concerns without worrying about the people who have been displaced from their lands for years. Do you want some examples? The people of the Chagos Islands (Chagossians, also known as Ilois or Chagos Islanders) where are they living since 1960? What happened to them? Do you know that Western-led military interventions and wars since the turn of the 21st century, particularly those led by the United States and NATO, have resulted in the displacement of an estimated 37 million to 59 million people in countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Libya, and Syria ? Sometimes you have to stop; it becomes problematic when you ignore the real causes and the involvement of politicians as they shamelessly destroy the world before our helpless eyes. Do you know that in Somalia, US military involvement, including airstrikes and raids, has contributed to the displacement of nearly half the population (46%) since 2002? Yemen: The conflict has caused severe displacement (approx. 4.5 million) and a massive humanitarian catastroph. Yugoslav Wars (1990s): Intervention by NATO/Western powers during the breakup of Yugoslavia (specifically in Bosnia and Kosovo) led to over 2 million refugees and 2 million internally displaced people. 37 Million+ Displaced: The US post-9/11 wars have forced at least 37 million people to flee their homes. Infrastructure Destruction: The use of airstrikes and heavy weapons destroyed housing, water, and electrical infrastructure, making regions unlivable. Long-term Instability: Many of these regions continue to experience instability, preventing the return of displaced populations. And today : Ukraine, Gaza who knows what will happen in Groenland 🇬🇱? As long as there are wars and Western involvement, we must accept living with refugees and immigrants. Let's stop whining and face the consequences of our actions. You can't destroy the world or just stand by; do nothing and start blaming those people who are forced to flee in search of a better life. Let's stop: hate speech, pointless wars, conflicts and genocide, the support for corrupt authorities all over the world, these politicians steeped in shady dealings in the name of democracy, you'll see, nobody will bother you in your countries. "À bon entendeur, salut!" Photo: Raqqa City