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Rwanda: The Three Mistakes of Paul Kagame

February 6, 2014 Global AuthorKagame, Karegeya, politics, Rwanda, South Africa

On January 1, 2014, the media reported the murder in Johannesburg, South Africa, of Colonel Patrick Karegeya, a Rwandan once close to Paul Kagame (Rwanda’s President) and former Head of Foreign Intelligence Services of his country before being an outcast for becoming a fierce political opponent of a regime he had helped to establish in Rwanda. With the maturity and... Read More

20 years on, France confronts Rwandan genocide

February 5, 2014 Global AuthorCaptain Pascal Simbikangwa, France, French Trial, hutu, kigali, Paul Kagame, Rwanda Genocide, Tutsi

The first French trial of a Rwandan accused of involvement in the genocide of 1994 opened in Paris on Tuesday. The Rwandan justice minister called it a “positive sign”, while the plaintiffs hailed it as a “historic” event. He appeared in the court room in his wheelchair. 54-year-old Pascal Simbikangwa (pictured, above), a paraplegic since 1986, is charged with complicity... Read More

Rwandan Diplomat in Great Turmoil

January 29, 2014March 25, 2021 Jennifer FierbergKibeho Massacre, Olivier Nduhungirehe, Patrick Karegeya, Paul Kagame, Rwanda, UN

By: Jennifer Fierberg Olivier Nduhungirehe’s true nature has been exposed. (Photo: L-The late Patrick Karegeya, R- Olivier Nduhungirehe) (WASHINGTON, DC) – Hostile exchanges erupted earlier this week between the Rwandan Permanent Representative to the United Nations and his former friends as compromising confidences appeared in the social media networks. A series of Olivier Nduhungirehe’s emails that were written between the… Read More

RWANDA’S PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS: A POISONED PILL THAT BLACKMAILS THE WEST INTO SUPPORTING KAGAME’S BLOODY DICTATORSHIP.

January 27, 2014 Global AuthorPaul Kagame, Peace Keeping Troops, Rwanda, Theogene Rudasingwa, UN

Kagame has come to love United Nations Peacekeeping Operations. This is an irony since he hates the United Nations, and does not believe in peacekeeping. It is now an unwritten rule that the West ( mostly the US and UK) will ask Rwanda to participate in UN Peacekeeping Missions, and Kagame will kindly oblige. What is the deal? First, the… Read More

PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME MUST RESIGN IMMEDIATELY

January 23, 2014 Global AuthorGenocide, Paul Kagame, Rwanda, Rwanda National Congress, Theogene Rudasingwa

AMAHORO/FDU/RNC PLATFORM: PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME MUST RESIGN IMMEDIATELY RWANDAAMAHORO People’s Congress – FDU-INKINGI – RNC January 12th , 2014 PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME CONFIRMS HIS REGIME’S ROLE IN THE ASSASSINATION OF COLONEL PATRICK KAREGEYA AND DECLARES WAR ON RWANDANS On January 1st, 2014, the strangled body of an opposition leader, the late Colonel Patrick Karegeya , was found in Michelangelo Hotel… Read More

Rwanda: Investigate Anti-Corruption Campaigner’s Murder

January 22, 2014 Global Authoractivist Paul Kagame, human rights watch, Investigate, murder, Rwanda

Gustave Makonene Rwanda: Investigate Anti-Corruption Campaigner’s Murder Stalling, Silence on Activist’s Death (Nairobi, January 22, 2014) – Official investigations into the murder of a Rwandan anti-corruption activist appear to have ground to a halt six months later, Human Rights Watch said today. The case has received surprisingly little public attention, and the victim’s family is still awaiting justice. Human Rights… Read More

In Rwanda, a deadly fight among the ruling elite

January 22, 2014 Global AuthorGenocide, Kagame, Karegeya, Rwanda

(Carl Court, File, Pool/ Associated Press ) – FILE – In this Wednesday, July 11, 2012 file photo, Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame speaks during the London Summit on Family Planning organized by the UK Government and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation with the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, in central London. Critics of Rwanda’s government say the killing in… Read More

Memorial service held for Patrick Karegeya the former Rwandan spy chief

January 19, 2014 Global AuthorMozambique, Patrick Karegeya, Paul Kagame, Rwanda, South Africa

The family of a former Rwandan intelligence chief found dead in a Johannesburg hotel held a memorial service for the ex-spymaster turned critic of Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Patrick Karegeya's family and colleagues in an opposition coalition accuse Kagame of ordering his assassination. A week ago, Rwanda's foreign minister said her government had no sympathy for the slain former spy... Read More

U.S. rebukes Rwandan leader amid scrutiny over opponent’s murder

January 17, 2014 Global AuthorJen PSaki, Kagame, Karegeya, Obama, Rwanda, South Africa, US State Department

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame arrives for the extraordinary session of the African Union’s Assembly of Heads of State and Government on the case of African Relationship with the International Criminal Court (ICC), in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, October 12, 2013. CREDIT: REUTERS/TIKSA NEGERI (Reuters) – The United States says it is deeply worried about threats made by Rwandan President Paul… Read More

“In a time of Universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act”-Orwell

January 13, 2014March 25, 2021 Jennifer FierbergJames Kabarebe, Kayumba Nyamwasa, Louise Mushikiwabo, murder, Patrick Karegeya, prayer breakfast, Rwanda, South Africa, Theogene Rudasingwa

By: Jennifer Fierberg Kigali working hard to divide and confuse the opposition The murder of Patrick Karegyea of the Rwandan National Congress (RNC) has left the political opposition as well as Rwandans in the diaspora who support them raw yet determined. His murder continues to be investigated by the South African Police who have refused to comment on an open… Read More

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