By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere The situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to escalate as the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (FARDC) make significant advances against Criminal Paul Kagame’s RDF-M23 forces. Just as it happened on May 17th, today, May 18th, FARDC has continued …
Read More »Joseph Kahanji Alias Maj Gen Joseph Nzabamwita
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere When did Kagame’s assassin, Joseph Kahanji, change his name to Joseph Nzabamwita? His real name while in Uganda, through university, was Joseph Kahanji. He then joined the RPA/F war in Rwanda. At the end of the war, he reemerged as Captain Joseph Nzabamwita and became …
Read More »Flashback: Poison, Power, and Jealousy – The Shadowed Past of Rwanda’s Ambassadors
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere In the hallowed halls of Makerere University, a saga of poison and power unfolded among the Banyarwanda student association, casting long shadows that extend into the present political landscape of Rwanda. This dramatic episode centered around two prominent figures who are now ambassadors: Emmanuel Hategeka, …
Read More »Controversy Surrounds Dictator Paul Kagame’s Candidacy in Rwanda’s Upcoming Election
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere On May 17, 2024, Rwanda’s Paul Kagame presented his candidacy to the National Electoral Commission (NEC), an event mired in controversy and claims of deceit. Critics describe the upcoming election as a farce, with Criminal Paul Kagame both a candidate and, effectively, his own competitor …
Read More »The Arrest of Rwanda Patriotic Front Goon, Eugène Barikana: Intrigue in Rwanda’s Political Arena
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere Eugène Barikana, a notable figure within Criminal Paul Kagame’s buffoon Parliament and a well-known operator in the ruling party, has been arrested on charges of illegal weapon possession. Barikana, a member of the notorious Intore terror franchise, has long been implicated in undermining the lives …
Read More »Burundi accuses Rwanda of rebel grenade attacks in the capital.
Burundi on Saturday, 11th May 2024, accused its northern neighbour Rwanda of training and arming rebels blamed for twin grenade attacks that wounded 38 people the previous day, Friday, 10th May 2024. Relations between the East African countries have often been tempestuous and Rwanda has previously denied claims it backs …
Read More »Deadly Bombings at Mugunga Camp In Eastern DR Congo: RDF-M23 Accused in Attack on Congolese Displaced Persons.
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere Criminal Paul Kagame continues to kill innocent Congolese. More than 10 people, including children, died on Friday, May 3, in bombings that struck the Mugunga displaced persons camp located near Goma, where RDF-M23 shelled this internally displaced refugee camp. “The U.S. strongly condemns the attack …
Read More »President Emmanuel Macron Calls For Rwanda To Withdraw Its Troops From DR Congo
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere On the 30th April 2024, during a press conference in Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron, alongside Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi, issued a stern directive to Rwanda to cease all support to the M23 rebel group and initiate the withdrawal of its troops from the Democratic …
Read More »Echoes of Ambition and Betrayal: The Early Years of James Kabarebe
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere In my childhood, we would often play in the yard of Lieutenant General Kayumba’s father, where James Kabarebe, a young man taken in by the family, resided. Kabarebe, then in Senior 5, was a garrulous figure, always clutching a small notebook filled with meticulous notes. …
Read More »Rwanda’s Persecuted Entrepreneur, Tribert Rujugiro Ayabatwa Dies.
By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere Tribert Rujugiro Ayabatwa, an entrepreneur and philanthropist as well as the founder of the Pan African Tobacco Group—Africa’s largest indigenous tobacco product producer—has passed away. Ayabatwa’s business interests were diverse, spanning sectors such as cement, real estate, wine, farming, and minerals, with operations spread across …
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