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My Take On Historic Visit to Rwanda by President Macron In Addressing Historic Injustices
President Macron’s visit to Kigali will go down in history books as a memorable and turning point in France and Rwanda relations since the genocide against the Tutsi in…
Rusesabagina’s Case Highlights Why West Must Value African Views
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…
The Africa We Strive For Is Possible In Unity and Solidarity
I would like congratulate all our African friends on May 25th Africa Day wholeheartedly. We remember with appreciation the African countries coming together under the roof of the African Union…
President Kagame’s Answers Give Us Wings
There is an inspirational advert which runs on the Super Sport Channel of South African Digital Satellite Television (DStv). It says, “Red Bull gives you wings”. Red Bull is an…
China-Africa Cooperation Is Vital In the Post-COVID Global Economy
With COVID vaccines rolled out in more countries, we have reason to expect to be more equipped in the fight against the pandemic. Exiting the pandemic and reviving the economy…
Government Of Rwanda Exposes Corruption In Government
In countries where public entities keep things hidden almost as a matter of government policy, media acquires celebrity status for spearheading the cause of openness. Serving as a monitor on…
Genocide In the Lenses Of Deniers: Belligerence of Tribes
For them there is no child No elderly for their wisdom No toddlers for their innocence No pregnant for lives No crippled for our empathy A genocide means up…
Do Not Be Fooled, the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi Was A Climax of Long Extermination Agenda
Ignorance of history is very detrimental but betraying humanity by intended distortion of the truth is the worst of human aberrant conduct. It becomes more disappointing when the public is…
Ignore Reporters Without Borders – Rwandan Media Is Growing, Along with Government Confidence In It
On 25 November 2010, a historical event took place in Kigali. The National Dialogue on Media Development, the first of its kind, brought Government and Media together talking on a…
Michela Wrong’s Rwanda Hatchet Job Part 2
This is a second installment of my three-part review of Michela Wrong’s book, `Do Not Disturb’, about the murder of Patrick Karegyeya. Many readers of Part One missed…
Kwibuka 27: A Letter to Genocide Survivors
Dear genocide survivors; Mukomere kandi mutwaze! I am writing this letter to you with deep sorrow. As the official week of the 27th commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi…
Michela Wrong’s Rwanda Hatchet Job
Finally, I have finished reading Michela Wrong’s 516-page memoirs of Patrick Karegeya; a former Rwandan intelligence chief who was killed on or about New Year’s Eve or…
