Posts Tagged ‘national dialogue’
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]
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]
A Question to Immaculee Ilibagiza and Pauline Kayitare
Do Pauline and Immaculee ever take the opportunity to acknowledge to their audience that, although their parents' killers were hutus, also ordinary Hutus people have suffered during the same period you survived the genocide? Do their believe that there are thousands 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]
How to Spot a Rwandan Racist
Five signs of racism in Rwanda If in Rwanda there are laws against divisionism, revisionism or genocide ideology, it is because there are people with divisionism out there. I have noticed signs of racism during my last visit home or from messages and discussions I have with [Read More]
Rwanda National Dialogue or Another “Animation”?
In this year's "Rwanda national dialogue" that took place in Kigali in December 2010, we saw a rising trend that proves that Kagame needs praises. His version of “animation” is called “national dialogue” mentioned nothing of reconciliation but only clappings. [Read More]
