"Listen to Rwanda" echoes with urgency as the nation's leader, Paul Kagame, unveils a shocking admission: the smuggling of Congo minerals, including coveted coltan. The revelation shakes the foundations of political discourse, thrusting Rwanda's involvement in the Congo's mineral trade into the global spotlight. Kagame's confession marks a pivotal moment, as the truth behind the exploitation of Congo's resources emerges from the shadows. The airwaves buzz with discussions, dissecting the implications of this startling revelation, and igniting calls for accountability and transparency. Rwanda's narrative shifts as the once-secretive operations come to light, prompting a reckoning with the ethical complexities of resource extraction in the region.