Author: Editors

Sens Editors

I’ve always been asked, “how do you live with the dark past, and a cruel present? How do you manage that? Actually, it’s not me who is always asked, but Rwanda as a whole. My response was/is, from the beginning we were under an illusion that the two were siblings and we were to deal with them as such. We have to deal with the cruel present, knowing that it is very much related to the dark past. They are inseparable. So for us we have a choice to make. You are either crushed in between and you stop existing…

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Kigali, 27, March, 2025-Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) would like to inform the general public that pursuant to the Government of Rwanda’s decision to of 17th March 2025 to sever diplomatic relations with the kingdom of Belgium, it has prohibited all international and national non-government organizations (NGOs), Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) and Common-Benefit Foundations registered and operating in Rwanda to have any kind of cooperation with the Government of Belgium and its affiliated entities. Prohibition of Cooperation and Partnerships Effective immediately, all collaboration, partnerships and engagements with the Government of Belgium and its affiliated institutions, non-governmental cooperation actors, agencies and programs are…

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Kigali, 17th March, 2025-Today the Government of Rwanda notified the Government of Belgium of its decision to sever diplomatic relations, effective immediately. Rwanda’s decision has been taken after careful consideration of several factors, all linked with Belgium’s pitiful attempts to sustain its neocolonial delusions. Belgium has consistently undermined Rwanda, both well before and during the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in which Belgium has a deep and violent historical role, especially in acting against Rwanda. today, Belgium has clearly taken sides in a regional conflict and continues to systematically mobilize against Rwanda in different forums, using…

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Rwandan RNB star Benjamin Mugisha, popularly known as The Ben, has been confirmed as one of the East African musicians to perform at the Colors of the East festival next month at the Capital One Arena, Washington DC. This was confirmed by New York-based event production and promotion company, Duke Concept, which also announced other East African stars who will share the stage with the Rwandan singer. The line-up for the one-day indoor festival includes performances by Tanzanian bongo flava star Diamond Platnumz, Ethiopian hip-hop act Lij Mic, Congolese rapper Innoss’B and Kenyan R&B singer Otile Brown. Also taking to the stage will be Somali singer…

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The famous NEP DJs, consisting of Berto and Habz, on Tuesday, April 23, inked a two-year contract with the Rwanda Basketball Federation (Ferwaba), which makes them official DJs and music coordinators of the federation for the next two years. During the signing ceremony held at the Ferwaba headquarters in Kigali, Rwanda, the two DJs expressed gratitude for such an opportunity that has never been offered to other music personalities, promising to bring great experiences full of vibes and good music to basketball courts. According to Bertrand Kaysan Iyarwema, the Berto of NEP DJs, it is overwhelming to be the first…

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Social media platforms are notorious for sparking unique trends that captivate audiences worldwide. One recent trend that has caught the attention of netizens globally is the “Look between [specific letters] on your keyboard” meme, which has surged to the top of trending lists. Originating from a meme shared on 4Chan, an anonymous English-language imageboard website in May 2021, the concept is straightforward yet engaging. The original post instructed users to “Look between t and o on your keyboard” (sic), revealing the hidden message “Yui,” a character from the anime series K-On. Since then, this meme has evolved into what is known as a snowclone, providing a…

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Rwanda’s top gospel music star, Israel Mbonyicyambu, also known as Israel Mbonyi, will, once again, rock Brussels in a mega concert scheduled for June 8th, at the Dome Events Hall. This follows Mbonyi’s last year’s sold-out show in the same city where thousands of Rwandan music lovers gathered at the Birmingham Palace to witness his live performance. The ‘Icyambu’ hitmaker said that his upcoming solo show was moved to a bigger venue after tickets for the previous venue, especially VIP seats, sold out months before the show. However, he noted that all tickets from regular to VIP are now available and ready for grabs and that the…

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Today, our hearts are filled with grief and gratitude in equal measure. We remember our dead, and are also grateful for what Rwanda has become. To the survivors among us, we are in your debt. We asked you to do the impossible by carrying the burden of reconciliation on your shoulders. And you continue to do the impossible for our nation, every single day, and we thank you. As the years pass, the descendants of survivors increasingly struggle with the quiet loneliness of longing for relatives they never met, or never even got the chance to be born. Today, we…

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By Theophilla Uwase Crochet, a textile art typically associated with the older generation, has recently got young adults hooked. Crochet is anything but new; it has been around for centuries and is credited to ancient Egypt, China, Turkey, India, and even Native Americans. The textile art got its first recognition in the West during the 19th century when Queen Victoria began to wear it to provide sustenance to farmers suffering from the potato famine. And in this TikTok era, the trend has come back. The hashtag crochet has been viewed nearly 22 billion times on TikTok. The trend of crochet…

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