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El Magico retweeted
“These Kenyans were STEALING American identities, applying for student loans, then sending that money back to KENYA"😫😆
.@AAGMcDonald gives an update on Operation Ghostbusters, a nationwide investigation into federal student loan fraud:
"Today, we are announcing charges against five defendants and the seizure of more than $750,000 in cryptocurrency tied to this scheme, and laundered through a network associated with Kenyan nationals... Whether you’re in Nebraska, New Jersey, Virginia, or Nairobi, we will pursue you and bring you to justice. The American people deserve better than ghost students, fake applications, and stolen aid."
El Magico retweeted
US jury convicts Rwandan who fled through Kenya over genocide testimony
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El Magico retweeted
🚨 @AAGMcDonald announces indictments in a NATIONWIDE ‘Ghost Student’ fraud scam linked to Kenyan network ⬇️
El Magico retweeted
🔴 ** @kayikwambaT
THÉRÈSE KAYIKWAMBA, STOP DOWNPLAYING THE SERIOUS CRIMES COMMITTED BY THE FDLR! RWANDANS AND CONGOLESE TUTSIS CONTINUE TO PAY THE PRICE OF GENOCIDAL IDEOLOGY!**
Thérèse Kayikwamba, I want to remind you that downplaying the FDLR’s atrocities means downplaying the suffering of victims and their families. The FDLR is a group whose origins lie among those who perpetrated the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, and its leaders must be held accountable for their role in the crimes they committed and those that continue to be committed against civilians.
Today, the FDLR is accused of continuing to participate in acts of violence and activities that threaten Rwanda’s security, while Congolese Tutsi civilians continue to face abuse, killings, and persecution. Such acts must not be treated as normal, and no leader should downplay them.
What is even more disturbing is that DRC officials travel to different parts of the world promoting the FDLR’s activities and portraying it as innocent, while the group continues to receive support and resources that enable it to pursue its activities instead of being outlawed and decisively confronted. There are also serious allegations that the FDLR has been granted a place and authority within various institutions, including security structures, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, extending even to institutions responsible for protecting the President.
**Madam Kayikwamba, stop making excuses for the FDLR or downplaying the seriousness of its actions!** The Tutsis killed in Rwanda, as well as those who continue to be killed and hunted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have a right to justice, security, and human dignity.
If you genuinely want lasting peace in the Great Lakes region, stop the policy of protecting or supporting armed groups with a history of violence and genocidal ideology. The FDLR must be deprived of the capacity to continue its activities, and all its members suspected of crimes must be brought before justice.
Meanwhile, the mediator who should be neutral has taken sides, giving legitimacy to the harmful actions of Tshisekedi’s government. This is why General Sylvain Ekenge, who openly made statements expressing hatred toward the Tutsi, was reinstated to his military position instead of being punished. He could continue spreading genocidal ideology on behalf of the FDLR he represents, to the point that today almost all soldiers of Tutsi origin serving in the FARDC live in fear. Those who are not killed are arrested or disappear without a trace.
Tshisekedi can do whatever he wants because he is supported by President Trump alone. However, those who launched the struggle to defend Congolese people who are being killed will not stop, no matter how much the United States continues to treat them unjustly, because America will not love them anyway.
**Peace cannot be built by remaining silent about crimes, downplaying killings, or protecting those suspected of involvement in them. Yet the DRC government continues to portray the FDLR as innocent.**
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Mr. Nagy, a threat, perceived or real, is not equivalent to thousands killed and millions displaced. When you served in government, would you have equated fear of an attack in a dark alley with decades of violence, rape and forced displacement? “Sanction both sides” erases that distinction—and suggests Congolese lives count for less. They do not.
El Magico retweeted
There are bars in Rwanda that only serve milk, and tourists are visiting the country just to try them.
Al Jazeera’s @MarahRayan finds out what’s behind this unusual drinking culture.
El Magico retweeted
Sanctioning Rwanda will never save #Tshisekedi on matters accountability.
The DRC faces a multitude of crises, ranging from governance failures and economic hardship to endemic corruption and persistent instability stemming from Tshisekedi's incompetence to govern and his disregard for the underlying issues driving these problems.
Yes, Rwanda can be sanctioned for politically-motivated grounds, but #DRC will still grapple with insecurity due to failure to address the root causes.
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El Magico retweeted
On October 28, the Third Russia-Africa Summit opened in Moscow. A Rwandan delegation headed by Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva is taking part in the event.
Photo: Alexander Kryazhev
El Magico retweeted
Uhuru spent 482 million on the failed bid to have former CS Amina Mohamed elected chairperson of the AU Commission. Where was this outrage over half a billion shillings spent chasing one job yet a historic football match at Talanta Stadium is now treated as a national scandal?
El Magico retweeted
Rigathi Gachagua has finally caught the Usawa Ni Sawa bug! President William Ruto’s message is simple; Every Kenyan deserves a fair share of national progress, regardless of where they come from.
Usawa Ni Sawa, Mbele Pamoja ✌️🔥🔥🔥
El Magico retweeted
🗣️ Max Verstappen responds to criticism of F1’s decision to race in Rwanda amid political and human rights concerns.
“You could say that about many countries around the world.”
“We’ll see when the time comes. I’ve been there, so it’s a nice place.”
(via. @NextgenAuto) #F1
El Magico retweeted
And here comes the Expert in all things...
instead of explaining the impact of sanction, the phrase "Funga Mkanda, tight your belt" is repeating in his argument..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Zigama CSS actually doesn't have a SWIFT code and not part of SWIFT. It's a cooperative bank for security organs, not a mainstream commercial bank..
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Back in 2025, as sanctions mounted, Kagame told Rwandans to "funga mkanda," to tighten their belts. This May, he admitted the US sanctions "hurt, absolutely." His regime knows who pays.
In the short term, the pain starts at the edges: foreign banks backing away, international transfers getting harder, and military purchases becoming slower and more expensive.
Over time, that cost spreads. Workarounds are paid from the same budget that funds schools and hospitals. Companies linked to the security establishment may lose foreign partners and contracts. If investors start treating Rwanda as risky, pressure on the franc could eventually reach prices.
Citizens are asked to tighten their belts so the war in Congo can go on. How much they end up paying depends on one decision by Kagame's regime: whether to keep backing M23.
El Magico retweeted
#RDC #ONU
Et aujourd'hui, ils ne sont pas seulement chassés, mais pris, torturés, décapités, brûlés et mangés devant les caméras en présence des forces de l'ordre et de sécurité par des auteurs qui se filment et qui témoignent que la " chair du Tutsi est très délicieuse".
Malgré les accords signés depuis le RCD/GOMA au M23(2012), pour chercher à résoudre profondément la question de la persécution des Tutsis congolais, rien n'a jamais été initié de manière responsable par la communauté internationale et le gouvernement congolais pour mettre fin à ce fléau à la base de la prolifération des milices locales anti-Tutsis et de la consolidation des FDLR au Kivu sur fond d'un projet d'extermination des Tutsis congolais.
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El Magico retweeted
#RDC: Urgent 🛑🚨‼️Le #FRN répond à la #C64| “chers amis de la C64, si vous souhaitez nous rencontrer, venez à Goma. Vous y serez accueillis avec considération et avec honneur, non comme des arbitres prétendant départager la Constitution et ceux qui la transgressent, mais comme les défenseurs du droit que vous entendiez être à votre naissance”@CNangaa
El Magico retweeted
USA 🇺🇸
And yet there are obviously adults in the room… in Washington… but it seems that those “eying” … MINERALS have the last word…
people standing tall will survive all the conspiracies…
El Magico retweeted
U Rwanda rwiteguye gushyira mu bikorwa amasezerano ya Washington igihe cyose leta ya DRC izagaragaza ubushake bwo kubahiriza ibyo bemeye gukora.
El Magico retweeted
In 2008, then-FDLR spokesperson Col. Edmond Ngarambe, whose real name is Michel Habimana, told a British journalist of The Guardian
“The children born here are FDLR,” he said. “The children born in Rwanda will be FDLR. My children will be FDLR.”
theguardian.com/world/2008/m…
That was in 2008. He had three children, the eldest of whom was eight at the time and would now be 27.
Col. Edmond Ngarambe, who was involved in the horrific torture of former Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana, is currently serving a prison sentence in Rwanda for his role in the Genocide against the Tutsi. His father was also imprisoned for genocide-related crimes in the early 2000s....
Ngarambe was describing the FDLR’s long-term strategy: passing its genocide ideology and armed struggle from one generation to the next.
Today, FDLR combatants integrated into the FARDC, particularly those serving in its CRAP special battalion, include young men born in the DRC to FDLR combatants.
The FDLR-CRAP members being repatriated to Rwanda are between 19 and 32 years old.
What Ngarambe said in 2008 is current FDLR generation.
El Magico retweeted
Faire appel à tous les acteurs et sanctionner une seule partie relève de l'hypocrisie.
Les engagements sont réciproques et s'appliquent aux deux parties.
On ne peut contraindre le Rwanda à s'exposer à une menace existentielle pour sa sécurité alors que l'autre partie manque à ses propres obligations.
Les États-Unis appellent tous les acteurs à respecter la souveraineté et l’intégrité territoriale de la RDC 🇨🇩, et utiliseront tous les moyens à leur disposition pour tenir responsables ceux qui prolongent ce conflit. ⬇️
state.gov/translations/frenc…
El Magico retweeted
Rwanda 🇷🇼
Oh !!!
… sanctions? again? sanctioning those who survived genocide, sanctioned by those who abandoned them?
Sanctioning while the “génocidaires” are at the gates?
as a people, we
Stand Tall
we’ve been here before
one can imagine how much we’ll spit in the face of those who ask us “which death we want to face”