‘Featured’ Archives
Is the US government funding a silent genocide in Rwanda ?
Article 2 of the Convention on Genocide stipulates that « genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: (a) Killing members of the group; (b) Causing serious bodily [Read More]
General Paul Kagame’s psyche.
Reacting on a piece in Inyenyeri newspaper that Kagame exhumed his father and brother’s remains and ‘reburied’ them on his farm (Kagame’s father died 40 years ago, his brother died 27 years ago), a certain Shaquana is of the view that Kagame has a psychological [Read More]
Why Rwanda will not let go the eastern D.R. Congo
The recent revelations of the material and military support to Rwanda's Congolese rebels of M23 have cast a chill in diplomatic relations with the DRC. But for a long time, the Rwandan regime earns huge profits by controlling financial and geo-strategic province of North [Read More]
How reconciled is Rwanda’s ethnic divide?
Despite relative cohesion on the surface, deep ethnic animosity, bitter memories and hatred lie beneath, writes Didas Gasana Testifying before the packed audience at Telecom House in the capital Kigali about Rwanda’s successful reconciliation story, on Sunday, January 29 [Read More]
The ‘Rwandan Despot Leader Brand’
The General’s public-relations team and lobbyists must find a Western university to decorate their principal with an honorary doctorate, for as minor a government function as repairing a 25km road. One of General Kagame’s public-relations agents is Andrew Mwenda, a [Read More]
Documentary: Victoire Ingabire vs Paul Kagame
This documentary video on Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza shows how Rwandan government always reacted disproportionately and desperately against her and other people or organisations who slightly disagrees with its policies. The video also documents how the government uses any [Read More]
(Burundi and Rwanda) Presidents’ Widows Appeal Obama Immunity for Indicted Murderer
The widows of two African Presidents slain in the 1994 missile attack on the Presidential plane that triggered the “Rwanda genocide,” filed notice with the 10th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals challenging “head-of-state” immunity granted to the current President of [Read More]
Which part of Victoire Ingabire’s speech is evidence of divisionism?
Victoire Ingabire's speech on unity and reconciliation has been submitted as evidence in the court of law on divisionism and revisionism charges leveled against her. We took a close look at the content of her speech and we are asking our leaders which part is really [Read More]
Crisis in the Congo: Uncovering The Truth
Millions of Congolese have lost their lives in a conflict that the United Nations describes as the deadliest in the world since World War Two. United States allies, Rwanda and Uganda, invaded in 1996 the Congo (then Zaire) and again in 1998, which triggered the enormous [Read More]
Hate Speech: An Argument for Genocide ?
Most ethnic hate speech is based on inaccurate information, but even if the official version of the Rwanda Genocide history were accurate, it could not possibly justify this wholesale demonization of Hutu people, which comes very close to an overt argument for genocide [Read More]
