African Great Lakes Region: RUD-Urunana and RPR Are Committed to Peace

RUD-Urunana and RPR are committed to peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa Dr Felicien Kanyamibwa, Secretary General of RUD-Urunana and President of National Democratic Congress (NDC) Writes  to Jason Stearns, ICG Senior Analyst and UN Expert, on the Democratic Republic of Congo,  on Why and how  RUD-Urunana and RPR are Committed to Peace….

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The World: Rwandan rebel leader in New Jersey

Dr Felicien Kanyamibwa, Secretary General of RUD-Urunana talks to Michael Kavanagh of National Public Radio (NPR) on why RUD-Urunana and General Kagame should negotiate. Sunday, February 1, 2009. To listen to the interview here is the link:http://www.theworld.org/?q=node/24056 Dr Felicien Kanyamibwa also gave interviews on BBC World Service, WGBH/Boston and Public Radio International. PRI Introduction: Rwandan…

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Economic Process Control Under Uncertainty

ECONOMIC PROCESS CONTROL UNDER UNCERTAINTY

AbstractAuthors: Felicien Kanyamibwa and J. Keith Ord The future of the global industry lies in the continuous improvement of both products and processes, a renewed commitment to competition, and an aggressive approach to satisfying customers needs in quality, quantity, and timing. In quality management, the degree of customer satisfaction for a given product may be…

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Difficult Roads Lead to Extraordinary Results

Even Roosters Dream To Fly: Book Video Trailer

“Even Roosters Dream to Fly is an inspirational story by Felicien Kanyamibwa in which he perfectly elaborated the life-long journey of a Great African king. A must-read for people who are interested in history and colonialism.” See the Video book trailer below: Order your Copy on Amazon Now!” https://amzn.to/3T4wHMq#EvenRoostersDreamtoFly#FelicienKanyamibwa#aboutbook#History#colonialism Do not forget to check the…

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12 Years A Slave: A Movie I invite Everyone to Watch; A Journey of Overcoming, Hope, and Optimism, and To Freedom

12 Years a Slave: A movie I invite everyone to watch; A journey of overcoming, hope, and optimism, and to freedom. by Felicien Kanyamibwa, PhD Today, I watched the movie “12 Years a Slave: The Extraordinary True Story of Solomon Northup”. I can’t find words to describe the experience of watching the movie, directed by…

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Is There Any Oppression that is not Deliberate and by Design?

The icon of the struggle against oppression , Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, passed away today December 5, 2013. As the South African President Jacob Zuma said, “Although we knew that this day would come, nothing can diminish our sense of a profound and enduring loss. His tireless struggle for freedom earned him the respect of the world.”…

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What Are We Proud Of?

This week, Americans, including me, commemorated the 237th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. In public places and churches, and surely in private places, American sang their favorites songs, hymns, and the national anthem. In America the Beautiful, God Bless USA, or Star Spangled Banner, the theme of freedom rang in the singers’ ears: In…

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Rwanda: Do not politicize Memories, Honor and Rebuilding

Do not politicize Memories, Honor and Rebuilding by Felicien Kanyamibwa, PhD Usually, around this time I write a piece on a topic dear to my heart. As I was thinking about the compelling thoughts I should share,  I surprised myself:  I found myself  reading a speech by  General Paul Kagame of Rwanda. On April 7,…

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