Rwanda wants peace and stability built around the two central pillars of unity and accountable governance. The citizenry desire prosperity for all and the rest of Africa. The country’s leadership …
-
-
Regional
Museveni’s Cabinet Deliberately Kept in the Dark about the True Cause of Political Differences with Rwanda
As sharp political differences between Rwanda and Uganda continue, pessimists will see no end in sight, while optimists speculate that behind the scenes diplomatic efforts will soon yield desirable results. …
-
Inkstick Media is a modest private U.S. based foreign policy publication. It is among the latest to pronounce itself on Paul Rusesabagina’s court sentence of 25 years in prison, convicted …
-
Voices
Himbara Between A Rock and A Hard Place: Willing Employers Have An Axe to Grind Against Rwanda
“Dear colleague, we should aim to remain principled in our arguments about our country’s development process and leadership.” This was Mr. David Himbara at his cunning best, persuading me to …
-
Voices
Rusesabagina Forgot the Internet Never Forgets: Himbara Gives Away the Advice He Needs to Keep
In one way or the other, almost every Rwandan is a spokesperson for the President of this country. It is you Mr. David Himbara I am addressing. I know like …
-
Where the Rwanda-Uganda poor relations are concerned, there will always be tales. Often times we see people intending to say something, but nowadays the number of those saying nothing has …
-
Voices
The Idea By Andrew Mwenda and Gen. Muhoozi to Make Bilateral Relations Great Again Was Failed by Uganda
Giving up on a cause does not necessarily mean losing interest in it. And when it is a cause so big like the restoration of Rwanda–Uganda good relations, letting go …
-
Voices
When Your Advice Is Not Good Enough In Urugwiro, Certainly It Won’t Be Required By Obama On Rwanda
When someone is fighting without the hope of winning a contest, when their aim is to simply give it a go no matter the outcome, they will always have the …
-
The noise about Pegasus spyware is not going away yet, but neither does it seem likely to go anywhere. The dust has been raised and might stay up in the …
-
By Kabagambe R. Ignatius “Rwanda has performed exceedingly well on the economic front. It’s seen as a success story in a continent that is dotted with malfunctioning states.” These are …
-
Tom Zoellner is a professor of English at Chapman University. Apart from the language of English, I am not sure what else he masters. What looks certain though is how …
-
It was decided and well-planned long time ago in the West that long after Africa will have had independence, the West will still be Africa’s master. For a long time, …