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Rwanda: Why Kagame and Rwanda Are Under Attack Over DRC (opinion)
The New Times, 31 July 2012
"We have finally got you' seems to be the gleeful cry of the foreign media and rights groups. They are extremely happy that Rwanda, and President Paul Kagame in particular, are ... read more »
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Rwanda: Talk Is No Longer Cheap (opinion)
The New Times, 31 July 2012
Every once in awhile, donor nations remind recipient nations of the exact nature of their relationship. A relationship that could be loosely based on the English saying, 'he who ... read more »
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Rwanda: Now Dutch Cut Aid Over Congo
Radio Netherlands Worldwide, 27 July 2012
The Dutch government has suspended 5 million euros in aid for judicial support to Rwanda. read more »
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Rwanda: U.S. Cuts Military Aid Over Support for Congolese Rebels
allAfrica.com, 22 July 2012
The U.S. government is cancelling a small military assistance package that was to have been provided to Rwanda this year, citing "information that Rwanda is supporting armed groups ... read more »
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Rwanda: Foreign Minister Reassures Development Partners
The New Times, 27 July 2012
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Louise Mushikiwabo, yesterday, expressed regret at "hasty decisions based on flimsy evidence" made by donor partners on Rwandan budget support. read more »
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Rwanda: U.S.A. Should Not Act Basing On Rumours - Mushikiwabo
News of Rwanda, 26 July 2012
Rwanda's foreign Minister and Regional Cooperation Louise Mushikiwabo has recently said, USA or other donor countries should not base on rumours for them to donate; saying they ... read more »
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Rwanda: U.S. Aid Cut Based on Misinformation, Claims Govt
The New Times, 23 July 2012
Following the decision by the United States to cut military aid to Rwanda on grounds that the latter allegedly supports rebel mutinies in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Foreign ... read more »
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Rwanda: It's Monusco's Fault (opinion)
Rwanda Focus, 30 July 2012
It all started mid last month. The Congolese Army supported by MONUSCO (the UN's "Stabilising Force" for the DRC) launched an operation with the purported intention to rout M23 ... read more »
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East Africa: M23's New Political Voice
The Independent, 22 July 2012
With the Eastern DRC town of Bunagana all but deserted, a bishop steps forward to speak for the rebels read more »
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Congo-Kinshasa: UN Chief Calls Kagame, Kabila Over Crisis in East
UN News Service, 11 July 2012
In calls with the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today expressed grave concern over reports that an armed group of ... read more »
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Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Conflict Sucks in Rwanda
The Independent, 8 July 2012
By the beginning of April 2012, tensions were mounting in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) between the government in Kinshasa and many of its erstwhile commanders in its ... read more »
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East Africa: UN Report Links Rwanda to Congolese Violence
Inter Press Service, 4 July 2012
After weeks of delay, the United Nations released Monday its full annex by the U.N. Security Council condemning the Rwandan government for its support of Congolese rebels. read more »
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Rwanda: International Community Messed Up Congo, Says Kagame
The New Times, 24 July 2012
President Paul Kagame yesterday lashed out at Western countries and International organisations, saying they are the cause of the ongoing crisis in the eastern part of the ... read more »
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Congo-Kinshasa: How Long Can Rwanda Deny Involvement in the East? (analysis)
African Arguments, 17 July 2012
Questioned last week on the BBC's Hardtalk about the connection between Rwanda and the M23 rebel movement in eastern Congo, President Paul Kagame denied all involvement. read more »
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Congo-Kinshasa: New Evidence Points to Rwandan Backing of Rebels
ThinkAfricaPress, 2 July 2012
What began in April as a localised mutiny by soldiers in the eastern Kivu provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has escalated into a diplomatic fall-out between ... read more »
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Rwanda: Govt Condemns Publication of UN Report
Rwanda Focus, 28 June 2012
Rwanda's foreign minister and government spokesperson Louise Mushikiwabo has said that it was deeply regrettable that the media frenzy over Rwanda's alleged involvement in the DRC ... read more »
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if kabila is not involve in any kind of killing in congo then let himm attack rwanda but he must know GOD will raise atrue congoles as our leader and both him and kagame plus those we dont know will be regisstered in the book of the dead
Kagame is the root of all the misery of Rwandese and congolese peopl. Remember, Zaire - Rwanda were good countries during Mobutu and Habiarimana. Kagame and it's assassins from the Randa patriotic army are the most dangerous people in Africa today. Kagame will pay heavy price but it just a matter of time. He killed Laurent kabila to replaced by a step son with Rwanda origin to run Congo but Congo will united within few years and we will revenge and punished the regime of Kagame. Kagame is a hitler of Africa running Rwanda in one ethnic group which is a big mistakes. Kagame need to apologised to Congolese nation including his fellow country men hutus in exile for false accusation of genocide. Soon, RWANDA WILL PAY THE PRICE OF DESTABILISING EASTERN OF CONGO FOR THE WEST INTERESTS OF COLTAN.
soo long as AFRICANS ARE FIGHTING AND KILLING EACH OTHER, INSTEAD OF BUILDING MODERN CITIES, DIGGING AILWAY LINES, BUILDING SEA AND AIRPORTS, , PLANTS ETC. THAT WOULD PLACE THEM IN PAR WITH THE WORLD, AMERICA AND EUROPE WEST. WOULD DO EVERY THING TO ENCOURAGE, LOW MENTALITY SOO CALLED LEADERS.
The donor countries should not be masked by baseless reports from people of no where who have turned accusing Rwanda as their hobby regardless of any event.This issue of Congo has been there for so long even before the birth of the President Paul Kagame.
PAUL KAGAME IS A DICTATOR. THIS REGION WAS ONE OF THE MOST PEACEFUL IN AFRICA BEFORE HE SHOWED UP.
HE IS FIGHTING A LOOSING BATTLE OVER THE KIVUS REGIONS. HE SHOULD HAVE STAYED WITH HIS RWANDA WHERE HE WAS BEING PRAISED FOR MANAGING HIS AID FUNDS. HE HAS BITTEN MORE THAN HE CAN CHEW OVER THE WAR ON DR CONGO. WE CONGOLESE WILL REMOVE HIM FROM THAT SEAT.
MOBUTU WAS THE RICHEST MAN ON THE PLANET. KAGAME PAUL IS A PIECE OF CAKE.
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