Kigali — Only a week after the shutting down of the website of the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) by a German firm, a London-based web hosting company, Aman, has taken over hosting of the rebel group's medium of communication.
The website that resurfaced on Thursday morning was shut down last Friday following an investigation by German newspaper, Die Tageszeitung.
"The FDLR-Website is online again, under the same domain but at another server," a TAZ reporter told The New Times yesterday.
"The company is called Aman. It's based in London. The German company (OVH) confirmed that they cancelled all contacts with Ignace, also the domain registry."
Ignace Murwanashyaka is the FDLR leader who lives in Mannheim, Germany.
The FDLR or ex-FAR/Interahamwe are remnants of former Genocide masterminds who spearheaded the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
Die Tageszeitung is investigating ongoing judicial proceedings against the FDLR leadership in Germany. The newspaper's earlier research into FDLR goings-on indicates that the contract with OVH had been extended in May expiring in 2011.
It has not been established whether the website is still registered in Murwanashyaka's name as it was before.
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Well; this is what the devils always good in doing, to destabilize and destroy Africa for their personnal gains, slowly stealing our minerial resources and wealth with their sugar coating words. These people are cronic parasites, exploitative and dehumanizing culture. If Africa doesn't firmly stand against such a race that keep behaving to us in a negative ways, Africa will be keept in dark ages for a long period of time. Major example, the far east. The last time I read about a racist remarks made against a Germany who is Balck runing for an official government position in Germany - Guess what? Do this race think they are the ONLY superior people on God giving earth. I think they have Never learn from past experiences yet. Let there be another war in their country and see which Africa country will send troop to help them stabilize. I guess they are still arrogant!!!! May God Bless Africa!!!