4 July 2026 – More than 800 people including members of the diplomatic corps, Kenyan government officials, representatives of different organizations, members of the Rwandan community in Kenya, and friends of Rwanda gathered at the High Commission to celebrate the 32nd Anniversary of Liberation Day.

In his remarks, High Commissioner Ernest Rwamucyo noted that Kwibohora 32 occupies a unique and sacred place in Rwanda's history, as it represents the triumph of hope over despair, unity over division, courage over fear, and nationhood over the destructive politics.

He added that the achievements Rwanda has made over the past three decades are the product of visionary leadership, sacrifice, discipline, resilience, and above all, the unity of the Rwandan people.

Representing the Government of Kenya, Amb. Patrick Wamoto, Director General of the Foreign Service Academy, commended Rwanda's remarkable progress over the last three decades, underscoring that Rwanda's story is a powerful affirmation of what can be accomplished when a nation remains focused on a common purpose.

He also noted that Kenya greatly values its close friendship with Rwanda, a relationship anchored in mutual respect and shared aspirations.