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TRUMP AGITSINDWA AMATORA🚨H.E KAGAME AVUZWE IMYATO N'ABADEPITE AMERIKA BATI"URWANDA NINSHUTI YACU YA1

Despite recent diplomatic tensions and U.S. sanctions targeting Rwandan institutions, American lawmakers have reaffirmed their friendship with Rwanda and called for stronger cooperation. At the U.S.–Rwanda Congressional Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., on November 10, 2026, Representatives Trent Kelly and Brett Guthrie praised Rwanda’s development, hardworking people and value as an international partner. In this original Kinyarwanda report, Rwanda Updates Media examines their remarks, the event’s diplomatic significance and the opportunities for continued engagement between Kigali and Washington. Co-hosted by the Embassy of Rwanda and Representative Trent Kelly, the gathering brought together members of Congress and friends of Rwanda. Ambassador Mathilde Mukantabana highlighted the role of the U.S.–Rwanda Congressional Caucus in advancing shared interests, while Minister of State Dr Usta Kaitesi discussed Congress’s role in translating the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity into lasting regional benefits. We also revisit Guthrie’s July 2026 visit to Rwanda and explain how his firsthand experience shaped his assessment of the country. Separately, we cover Kaitesi’s engagement at the Wilson Center, where she discussed technology, energy, trade, tourism and opportunities to deepen bilateral cooperation. The report places these developments in chronological context: the October 28 sanctions, the November 3 U.S. midterm elections, and the November 10 diplomatic gathering. Important distinction: These were statements by participating lawmakers, not a resolution adopted by the entire U.S. Congress. The event did not announce the removal of sanctions. The November elections were congressional midterms, not a presidential election. JOURNALISM DISCLAIMER Rwanda Updates Media is committed to factual, balanced and responsible reporting. We distinguish documented events from attributed statements, allegations and editorial analysis. Praise and political assessments are presented as the views of the speakers concerned. We do not support or promote armed groups, terrorism, violence, hate speech or propaganda. Coverage of conflict and related diplomatic disputes serves journalistic, educational and public-interest purposes. This video features an original Rwanda Updates Media script, Kinyarwanda narration and editorial analysis based on public statements and attributed reporting. Any third-party footage or photographs remain the property of their respective rights holders. 👍 Like • Subscribe • Comment • Share Which areas of U.S.–Rwanda cooperation could deliver the greatest benefits for citizens? Share your views respectfully. #RwandaUpdates #Rwanda #USRwandaRelations #TrentKelly #BrettGuthrie #UstaKaitesi #MathildeMukantabana #Diplomacy #WashingtonDC #PaulKagame US Rwanda relations, Rwanda Congressional Prayer Breakfast 2026, Trent Kelly Rwanda remarks, Brett Guthrie Rwanda visit, Usta Kaitesi Washington, Mathilde Mukantabana, US Rwanda Congressional Caucus, Rwanda diplomacy, Washington Accords, Rwanda US sanctions context, Rwanda investment opportunities, Kinyarwanda news Rwanda Updates, amakuru y’u Rwanda, umubano w’u Rwanda na Amerika, abadepite ba Amerika, Trent Kelly ku Rwanda, Brett Guthrie mu Rwanda, Perezida Kagame, Dr Usta Kaitesi, Ambasaderi Mukantabana, u Rwanda i Washington, inshuti z’u Rwanda, ubufatanye bwa Amerika n’u Rwanda, ibihano bya Amerika, amasezerano ya Washington, ishoramari mu Rwanda, iterambere ry’u Rwanda, amakuru mu Kinyarwanda

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