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By: Rpf Gakwerere While the session of the G7 summit was taking place in Biarritz, France. African rulers who had been invited to participate on the fringes of the summit where given a ramshackle – dilapidated room, as a waiting place while leaders from super power nations were discussing on …
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August, 2019
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25 August
SPIES IN OUR SUBURBS
Unearthing an alleged shadowy network of spies and their efforts to silence dissent. Exclusive by political reporter Amy Greenbank There was little fanfare when Rwanda’s Foreign Minister touched down in Australia in the final days of May. Two weeks earlier his country had been thrust into international headlines amid revelations …
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25 August
KILLING CENTRES: HOW RWANDA’S PAUL KAGAME USES DIPLOMATIC EMBASSIES FOR ASSASSINATIONS.
By: Dr Theogene Rudasingwa President Paul Kagame’s 20 year reign of terror is characterized by a distorted and deceptive narrative that: he saved Tutsi from genocide perpetrated by Hutu; over- reliance on violence and war-making nationally and regionally; “Tutsi-fication” of the leadership of the military while eliminating real and potential …
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24 August
BREAKING NEWS: RWANDA’S FOREIGN MINISTER RICHARD SEZIBERA IS ON THE PROCESS OF BEING RELEASED FROM MEDANTA HOSPITAL IN INDIA.
By: Rpf Gakwerere Information which has just landed on our desk, it’s that of Rwanda’s foreign minister who was critically ill due to poison will soon be discharged and be given a green light to return back to Rwanda for recuperation. According to my sources, the enclave’s foreign minister was …
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23 August
Graham Hopwood has publicly criticized the Namibian government for openly welcoming and praising regional autocrats.
The Executive Director for the Institute for Public Policy Research in Namibia, Graham Hopwood has publicly criticized the Namibian government for openly welcoming and praising regional autocrats. Hopwood described Rwanda as not being the right development model for Namibia to emulate as human rights that are cherished in Namibia don’t …
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23 August
Everywhere in the potato enclave, all sorts of military trainings are taking place.
Everywhere in the potato enclave, all sorts of military trainings are taking place, with those finishing the intense one month basic training being deployed in North South, North Kivu and Ituri region in the Democratic republic of Congo. The deployment of Rwanda forces inside the Democratic republic of Congo was …
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23 August
Rwanda’s Dissidents, Dead and Disappearing
By: Ann Garrison, “I am not afraid of being assassinated because I know I will pass away with honor because I served my people.” Human rights organizations and Rwandan opposition members have called on the Rwandan government to conduct credible investigations into the latest in a long line of suspicious …
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23 August
Woman hunts for husband kidnapped four years ago
By: Vision Reporters It is alleged that he was kidnapped, bundled into a car and driven through Cyanika border point. CRIME On April 7, 2015 Rwema Gendarme, a traditional leader of the Banyamulenge people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), left his home in Bugolobi to Goma after …
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23 August
KICUKIRO’S COUNTER INTELLIGENCE POLICE CELL IN KIGALI, RWANDA: A TELL OF A SURVIVOR.
By: Rpf Gakwerere Corporal, Thank you so much for all you are doing for our country. Having suffered in the hands of that regime, I have decided to stop being “ntibindeba” and I am ready and willing to give my contribution in whichever way. For a month, I was held …
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23 August
OPINION: THANK YOU TO PATRIOTIC UGANDANS WHO HAVE STOOD AGAINST FOREIGN AGGRESSION AND FOREIGN SPONSORED REGIME CHANGE
By: Rpf Gakwerere In 2018, at the height of jigger (kawukumi) attacks, president Museveni told the press that, “the security services doctrine is patience. The jiggers (Kawukumi) expect knee-jerk reaction, but our doctrine is patience and we are going to unplug the jiggers (Kawukumi) without harming any tissue.” Within Uganda …
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