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Rwanda: No Apology for Defending Rwanda, Says Kagame
New Times, 13 January 2014
President Paul Kagame has called on Rwandans to protect the progress God has blessed their country with over the years. Read more »
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Rwanda: Who Killed Karegeya?
Independent (Kampala), 10 January 2014
In mid 2013, the Rwanda National Congress (RNC) had scheduled an election for its leaders in South Africa for Aug 8. However, in the weeks preceding the election, the party… Read more »
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Rwanda: The 1994 Genocide - a Scream Never Heard
New Times, 11 January 2014
In 1994, Rwanda, a small state became the site of unimaginable deliberate human destruction. Read more »
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Rwanda: Kwibuka 20 Is About Honouring the Memory of Genocide Victims
New Times, 11 January 2014
Yesterday the Kwibuka Flame started its nationwide lap of honour, with its first leg in Nyange, where thousands of innocent lives perished when Father Athanase Seromba oversaw a… Read more »
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Rwanda: Let's All Unite in Memory
New Times, 11 January 2014
It is just over a week since the year 2014 was ushered in. This year comes with added meaning for Rwanda as the county marks 20 years since the 1994 Genocide that claimed over a… Read more »
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Rwanda: News Service Claims French Broadcaster 'Fabricated' Quotes
News of Rwanda, 13 January 2014
France's state funded broadcaster RFI has fabricated quotes from a speech delivered by President Paul Kagame at the annual breakfast prayer yesterday in which he apparently… Read more »
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Mozambique: Mozambique Denies Karegeya Murder Arrests
News of Rwanda, 9 January 2014
Authorities in Mozambique have denied reports that they have arrested Rwandans suspected of assassinating Rwandan fugitive and former head of external intelligence Patrick Karegeya… Read more »
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Uganda: Must Rwanda's Opponents Be Pursued Even in Death?
Observer, 9 January 2014
"Why would two heads of state fear a dead body," one of the most ardent readers of The Observer, Samuel, asked me in an email, referring to the apparent refusal by the Ugandan… Read more »
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Rwanda: South African Police Dismiss Claims of Arrests in Karegeya Case
News of Rwanda, 8 January 2014
The South African police agency, The Hawks, which has been handling investigations into the death of Rwandan exile Patrick Karegeya, has dismissed reports in SA media that three… Read more »
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Uganda: Karegeya Burial - Why Museveni Bowed to Kigali
Observer, 7 January 2014
President Museveni's reluctance to strain Uganda's fast-improving diplomatic relations with Rwanda could have persuaded Kampala last week, not to allow Col Patrick Karegeya, the… Read more »
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Rwanda: Leave Karegeya to Rest in Peace, Please
New Times, 7 January 2014
Death - whether by illness, accident, murder or simply old age - is unfortunate and regrettable. It is usually a moment of great sadness and pause for reflection - perhaps on our… Read more »
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Rwanda: How Karegeya Brought About His Own Demise
Focus, 7 January 2014
There are still a lot of uncertainties about the violent death on New Year's Day in a hotel in Sandton - a satellite city of Johannesburg - of dissident former Rwandan external… Read more »
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Rwanda: Analysis - Murdered Rwandan Spy Chief Karegeya Won't Be the Last Victim
Daily Maverick, 6 January 2014
If you're surprised by the apparent assassination of an ex-Rwandan spy chief in a Sandton hotel room, you shouldn't be. It makes perfect sense that Johannesburg is crawling with… Read more »
After Killing, Rwanda Makes No Apologies
President Paul Kagame has fuelled suspicions that Rwanda assassinated fugitive and former spy Patrick Karegeya by telling a prayer breakfast that those who turn against their motherland should be prepared to bear the consequences. "I do not have to be apologetic about people who forget that Rwanda made them who they are and end up betraying it and killing innocent Rwandan citizens, including children and women," he added.InFocus
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As elite South African agencies hunt for the alleged killer of exiled former intelligence chief Patrick Karegeya, other exiles are visibly concerned about their security. Read more »
