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The message from Bukoma is clear: when security returns, life returns with it. Modeste Kabori, Chief of the Bukoma Groupement, recognizes the restoration of security under AFC-M23 and calls upon the sons and daughters of Bukoma who remain displaced across the region to consider returning home and taking part...

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@RealManziWilly, terroriste rwandais et usurpateur d’identité congolaise, concernant la situation à #Remaka, peux-tu nous dire combien de miliciens du #RDF avez-vous perdus? 😂😂😂

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Terroriste manzi bwa position remeka ??

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What about mutayomba that you killed on X? And remeka ? You are the next

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En touré des armes qu'est ce qu'il pouvait dire.avec votre gâchette facile

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AFC-M23 have done a good job bringing peace and normalcy.

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What about Remeka can i get news from you?

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Ambassador Majed Bamya 🇵🇸

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A Young Voice from Balochistan, A Larger Promise for Its Daughters At an age when many young people are only beginning to discover their interests, Zara Sati, a talented student of Girls Cadet College #Turbat, has already taken an important step into the world of literature with the publication of her English poetry book. Her achievement is significant not simply because of her young age, but because of what it represents: a young girl from #Balochistan finding her voice, developing her talent, and turning her thoughts and imagination into something that can reach others. Zara’s journey reflects the remarkable potential that exists among the daughters of Balochistan. Across the province, young women are demonstrating their abilities in education, literature, science, technology, medicine, sports, public service and many other fields. With access to quality education and meaningful opportunities, their abilities can contribute greatly to the progress of their communities and the country. For the daughters of Balochistan, education is not merely a path to academic achievement. It is a foundation for confidence, independence, creativity and leadership. A girl who is encouraged to read, write, question and think is better prepared to shape her own future and contribute to the future of those around her. Zara’s accomplishment therefore carries a message beyond the pages of her poetry book. It demonstrates that talent has no fixed age and that excellence can emerge from every part of the country. Young minds need opportunities to explore their abilities, mentors who encourage them, and institutions that provide them with the environment to grow. Balochistan has a generation of talented daughters whose potential extends far beyond what we see today. They can become writers who give voice to new ideas, scientists who solve difficult problems, doctors who serve communities, educators who transform classrooms, entrepreneurs who create opportunities, athletes who compete with confidence, and leaders who contribute to a stronger society. Their progress should not be measured only by individual awards or achievements. It should also be understood as a sign of what becomes possible when girls are given education, confidence and the freedom to pursue their abilities. Zara Satii’s achievement is one such beginning. Her poetry book is not only a personal accomplishment; it is a reminder that the imagination and intellect of Balochistan’s young daughters deserve to be nurtured and given a wider platform. The real strength of a society is reflected in how far it enables its daughters to learn, create and lead. Balochistan’s daughters have the talent. They have the ambition. They have the ideas and the ability to make a difference. What they need is the opportunity to turn that potential into achievement. And when that opportunity is given, the daughters of Balochistan will not simply become part of the future of #Pakistan; they will help shape what that future looks like.
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A Young Voice from Balochistan, A Larger Promise for Its Daughters At an age when many young people are only beginning to discover their interests, Zara Sati, a talented student of Girls Cadet College #Turbat, has already taken an important step into the world of literature with the publication of her English poetry book. Her achievement is significant not simply because of her young age, but because of what it represents: a young girl from #Balochistan finding her voice, developing her talent, and turning her thoughts and imagination into something that can reach others. Zara’s journey reflects the remarkable potential that exists among the daughters of Balochistan. Across the province, young women are demonstrating their abilities in education, literature, science, technology, medicine, sports, public service and many other fields. With access to quality education and meaningful opportunities, their abilities can contribute greatly to the progress of their communities and the country. For the daughters of Balochistan, education is not merely a path to academic achievement. It is a foundation for confidence, independence, creativity and leadership. A girl who is encouraged to read, write, question and think is better prepared to shape her own future and contribute to the future of those around her. Zara’s accomplishment therefore carries a message beyond the pages of her poetry book. It demonstrates that talent has no fixed age and that excellence can emerge from every part of the country. Young minds need opportunities to explore their abilities, mentors who encourage them, and institutions that provide them with the environment to grow. Balochistan has a generation of talented daughters whose potential extends far beyond what we see today. They can become writers who give voice to new ideas, scientists who solve difficult problems, doctors who serve communities, educators who transform classrooms, entrepreneurs who create opportunities, athletes who compete with confidence, and leaders who contribute to a stronger society. Their progress should not be measured only by individual awards or achievements. It should also be understood as a sign of what becomes possible when girls are given education, confidence and the freedom to pursue their abilities. Zara Satii’s achievement is one such beginning. Her poetry book is not only a personal accomplishment; it is a reminder that the imagination and intellect of Balochistan’s young daughters deserve to be nurtured and given a wider platform. The real strength of a society is reflected in how far it enables its daughters to learn, create and lead. Balochistan’s daughters have the talent. They have the ambition. They have the ideas and the ability to make a difference. What they need is the opportunity to turn that potential into achievement. And when that opportunity is given, the daughters of Balochistan will not simply become part of the future of #Pakistan; they will help shape what that future looks like.

Bilsum (بِلسم)

68,516 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Meet the beautiful people of Nyanzale. North Kivu Governor Bahati is engaging directly with the population, sharing a powerful message about the devastating consequences of hatred and division. The people are receiving this message with open hearts and a deep yearning for peace. In Nyanzale, there is a growing desire for stability, unity, and hope for a better future. AFC-M23 is responding to that aspiration by bringing peace, security, and a renewed sense of confidence to communities that have suffered for far too long. The smiles, attention, and enthusiasm of the people speak for themselves: they are ready to turn the page and embrace a future built on peace, reconciliation, and development.
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Meet the beautiful people of Nyanzale. North Kivu Governor Bahati is engaging directly with the population, sharing a powerful message about the devastating consequences of hatred and division. The people are receiving this message with open hearts and a deep yearning for peace. In Nyanzale, there is a growing desire for stability, unity, and hope for a better future. AFC-M23 is responding to that aspiration by bringing peace, security, and a renewed sense of confidence to communities that have suffered for far too long. The smiles, attention, and enthusiasm of the people speak for themselves: they are ready to turn the page and embrace a future built on peace, reconciliation, and development.

Manzi Willy

13,370 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Israel escalates a scorched-earth campaign across occupied Syrian and Lebanese borderlands—this time through chemical warfare against nature itself. Under the pretext of “security,” Israeli forces are reportedly spraying high concentrations of herbicides over farmland and forests, systematically annihilating vegetation to strip the land bare and deny any form of life or cover. Independent analyses have detected glyphosate levels 20–30 times above normal, devastating crops, poisoning soil, and threatening civilian health and food security . This is not land management—it is ECOCIDE. A deliberate assault on ecosystems, agriculture, and livelihoods, designed to render entire areas uninhabitable and forcibly reshape the terrain through environmental destruction. The United Nations has already warned of “serious humanitarian risk” tied to such actions, raising alarms over long-term damage to civilian life and land viability . What is unfolding is a calculated strategy: erase the green, erase the entire population, erase the possibility of return. This is #GENOCIDE #Israel is the CRIMINAL.
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Israel escalates a scorched-earth campaign across occupied Syrian and Lebanese borderlands—this time through chemical warfare against nature itself. Under the pretext of “security,” Israeli forces are reportedly spraying high concentrations of herbicides over farmland and forests, systematically annihilating vegetation to strip the land bare and deny any form of life or cover. Independent analyses have detected glyphosate levels 20–30 times above normal, devastating crops, poisoning soil, and threatening civilian health and food security . This is not land management—it is ECOCIDE. A deliberate assault on ecosystems, agriculture, and livelihoods, designed to render entire areas uninhabitable and forcibly reshape the terrain through environmental destruction. The United Nations has already warned of “serious humanitarian risk” tied to such actions, raising alarms over long-term damage to civilian life and land viability . What is unfolding is a calculated strategy: erase the green, erase the entire population, erase the possibility of return. This is #GENOCIDE #Israel is the CRIMINAL.

Zeinab Al Saffar | زينب الصفّـــار

239,547 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten