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Tag Archives: Rwandan government
Foreign Policy in Rwanda: A Discussion with Deo Lukyamuzi
RPF developed and perfected a psyche of perpetual victimhood to the point they use it as one of their best political tool. Deo Lukyamuzi (WASHINGTON DC) – Rwanda has faced numerous challenges in the past year with their credibility and … read more
Rwanda, Aluta Continua?
By Diana Mpyisi, The New Times opinion At the beginning of this month, in 1990, a group of young Rwandan men and women began a struggle to end a regime which was based on divisionism, ethnicity, genocide ideology, amongst other … read more
Rwanda: ‘A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. So is a lot’
Sadly, Turatsinze is the latest innocent victim of this dangerous regime due to knowing too much about what really goes on inside the Rwandan Government. Theogene Turatsinze (WASHINGTON DC) – Holding too much information and working closely with the government … read more
Rwanda: No justice without reparation
REDRESS On 18 June, President Kagame officially closed gacaca, the traditional community courts that according to the Government handled almost 2 million cases in over a ten year period. Similarly, on 1 July, the ICTR in Arusha, Tanzania handed over … read more
Posted in Article, East Africa, News, Rwanda
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Rwandan exiled journalist comes out of hiding
Gasasira has reason to be wary of Rwandan authorities. After three men beat him severely in 2007, his newspaper was suspended in April 2010 and his deputy editor assassinated in unclear circumstances in July that year. I must have received … read more
Posted in Article, East Africa, Rwanda
Tagged Africa news, African news, Associated Press, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, KIGALI, London, Paul Kagame, Rwanda, Rwandan government, Sweden, Tom Rhodes
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