Kigali
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Sep 11, 2026
From Kigali’s Visionaries to Niger’s Mercenaries: Africa’s Battle for the Future.
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4:18Robert KabushengaHOST
I mean, I want to stay with that issue because what I want to discuss with you is...
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4:25Robert KabushengaHOST
the Afro mindset reset event you were at in Kigali.
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4:30Robert KabushengaHOST
But before we dive into that, this is a perfect, because I know you're very knowledgeable about these aviation industries.
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4:37Robert KabushengaHOST
I mean, Charles, why can't these governments bring themselves to accept the economic reality facing them, merge these airlines into one regional airline and give it to Ethiopian Airways to run? I just can't understand it.
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10:15Robert KabushengaHOST
the convening power and the role that Rwanda seems to be playing in this regard.
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10:21Robert KabushengaHOST
I mean, if you think about how last year, quietly, Rwanda, under Kagame's initiative, managed to assemble some of the finest minds in business.
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10:33Robert KabushengaHOST
And, you know, suddenly you had all these big boys and girls turning up in Kigali to discuss.
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10:39Robert KabushengaHOST
You remember those meetings from last year?
Christians and Global Conflict: Navigating Faith and War (Austin Knuppe) Ep. #269
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11:06Dru JohnsonHOST
Mm-hmm
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11:06Austin KnuppeGUEST
... and history is not the past, okay? So I, I took students last, uh, July 2026 to the genocide memorial in Kigali, Rwanda, and the state narrative around the genocide was this was the Hutu genocide against the Tutsi people, right? They said, well, there were some good Hutu, some, um, that resisted, just like there's some Germans that resisted the Nazis.
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11:28Dru JohnsonHOST
Mm-hmm.
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11:28Austin KnuppeGUEST
But by and large, this is the official narrative and, and by the way, the Rwandan Patriotic Front that liberated the country is remarkable in that they didn't engage in retributory violence.
Ongoing Mideast tensions, Brazil police chief ruling and Hunter Biden token
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10:45Scott WallaceHOST
The diplomatic footprint is expanding.
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10:46Scott WallaceHOST
The two countries agreed to open resident embassies in Kigali and Muscat, according to a joint statement issued Tuesday.
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10:53Scott WallaceHOST
They also agreed to establish a joint committee and business council and to launch a technical cooperation program to deepen bilateral ties.
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11:02Scott WallaceHOST
The welcome was full ceremony.
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12:20Alex GrindelandHOST
The pro-government view comes from KT Press.
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12:24Alex GrindelandHOST
Rwanda's push into Gulf partnerships is smart statecraft that delivers real gains at home.
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12:30Alex GrindelandHOST
Visa exemptions, a double taxation deal, resident embassies, and dry port cooperation with Oman help turn a landlocked country into a logistics hub, linking Kigali to Mombasa and Dar es Salaam.
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12:44Alex GrindelandHOST
Deals like these deserve applause and strengthen regional ties, though pressure to stop backing armed groups in eastern Congo and pull troops out remains fully justified.
Bypassing the traditional aid system: The big bet to end starvation
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0:21Adva SaldingerHOST
And so I'm really excited to have an episode that's dedicated to some of those issues today.
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0:26Adva SaldingerHOST
Joining me for this discussion are my colleagues, Alyssa Mielinet and Tanya And Tanya is joining us today actually from Kigali, Rwanda, where she has just wrapped up covering a conference all about Africa food systems.
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0:39Adva SaldingerHOST
So excited to hear more about that from you, Tanya, in a bit.
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0:42Adva SaldingerHOST
But Alyssa, I want to start with you this week because you have a big feature.
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25:17Tania KarasPANELIST
There's some machinery behind me.
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25:19Tania KarasPANELIST
So if you pick up on that, And that I apologize.
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25:22Tania KarasPANELIST
I'm still in Kigali.
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25:23Tania KarasPANELIST
And last week was the Africa Food Systems Summit Forum.
This Week in Global Dev: #161: Bypassing the traditional aid system: The big bet to end starvation
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0:21Adva SaldingerHOST
And so I'm really excited to have an episode that's dedicated to some of those issues today.
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0:26Adva SaldingerHOST
Joining me for this discussion are my colleagues, Alyssa Mielinet and Tanya And Tanya is joining us today actually from Kigali, Rwanda, where she has just wrapped up covering a conference all about Africa food systems.
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0:39Adva SaldingerHOST
So excited to hear more about that from you, Tanya, in a bit.
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0:42Adva SaldingerHOST
But Alyssa, I want to start with you this week because you have a big feature.
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25:17Tania KarasGUEST
There's some machinery behind me.
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25:19Tania KarasGUEST
So if you pick up on that, And that I apologize.
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25:22Tania KarasGUEST
I'm still in Kigali.
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25:23Tania KarasGUEST
And last week was the Africa Food Systems Summit Forum.
Stylo News Intel Update | Africa Situation Report | 10 September 2026
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3:08speaker_1HOST
Well, it comes down to perceived existential threats.
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3:12speaker_1HOST
From Kigali's perspective, the FDLR, which contains remnants of forces responsible for the 1994 genocide, poses a direct, intolerable threat to their national security.
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3:23speaker_0HOST
Which makes sense from a national defense perspective.
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3:26speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
#Ikinamico: Intamenya yicwa nako
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9:44speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
Sha Nzaba, usabazwa n'iki kubyigurira? Ah!
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9:47Nyirarukundo BéatriceVOICE_ACTOR
Nayo mashuri yose wize, ahubwo kubera ko nshimishijwe no kuba wa mugabo, ndashaka ko tujya gutembera nkwereke aho Kigali yageze mu gihe umwarimu yihishe.
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9:55speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
Ese ugeraho si ukwihisha kuko-
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9:57Nyirarukundo BéatriceVOICE_ACTOR
Gira vuba tujye kwifatira igisiga.
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9:59speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
Iki gihe se abantu baratembera?
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10:01Nyirarukundo BéatriceVOICE_ACTOR
Kigali ntibujya bwihisha sha.
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10:03Nyirarukundo BéatriceVOICE_ACTOR
Bwirira bati, ndibucereye bahegwera.
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10:05speaker_1VOICE_ACTOR
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MC Live | Apostle Moses Mukisa & Pr. Ivan Muhumuza
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2:17speaker_0UNKNOWN
[cheering]
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2:18Moses MukisaHOST
Pastor Joy from Kigali.
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2:21speaker_0UNKNOWN
[cheering]
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2:22Moses MukisaHOST
Pastor Moses from Ongata Rongai.
GLM PODCAST|| Episode 124 || Panua Hivi Nipanguze
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53:36HildaGUEST
Oh my God, yeah
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53:36OwinoHOST
... tulikuwa Kigali.
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53:37BrijoHOST
Tulikuwa Kigali.
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53:39HildaGUEST
Kila- Gaza!
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53:39BrijoHOST
Eeh, doja.
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55:23OwinoHOST
That was the justification
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55:24HildaGUEST
... venye niliikuona ni more respect.
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55:26OwinoHOST
I really don't believe, like we-- I think we say Kigali oo development-
Unpacking Europe: Ceuta and Schengen
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1:16Ian BondHOST
[chuckles]
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1:16Camino Mortera-MartinezGUEST
So hello from Kigali in Rwanda.
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1:19Camino Mortera-MartinezGUEST
As you rightly said, Ceuta, Ceuta is one of Spain's two enclaves, so it's basically Spanish territory, and as such is European Union territory.
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1:32Camino Mortera-MartinezGUEST
And as an aside, and this, I think this is interesting to sort of underline, both Ceuta and the other two enclave Melilla have been Spanish for a very, very, very long time.
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