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“Rwandans have values, there is no question about it in fact, that to an extent explains the problem the world has. There are people in some parts of the world, who think they are the only ones who have values, and their values must be conformed to by others,...

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Just as each family has its own values and its own table, no one should dictate what we eat or how we eat it. We Rwandans know who we are and our worth, and we must guard it fiercely. #ProudlyRwandan #OurValues #GuardOurWorth #RwandaStrong #UnitedVision

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Imagine countries invading other countries just to impose their unassociated values onto others… Disguising as human rights and democracy. 🤔

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“Ibifobagane” means people with values? Either this guy Kagame does not understand Kinyarwanda or English. Totally confused.

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Nyakubahwa Mukandida wacu, wakoze gusura umulindi w'intwali, aho byose byanogerejwe. Ubutwari bwo gukunda igihugu nibugateke mubana b'u Rwanda

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Rwanda has his own value If he copies others value he no longuer be Rwanda. Your value identify you

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