Reactions to the sentencing of Rwandan opposition leader

In Kigali today October 30, 2012 the Rwandan High Court sentenced to eight years of jail Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, leader of the coalition of opposition parties FDU-Inkingi. She has been remanded in prison since October 14, 2010. She has thirty days to appeal to her sentence. On the same day as her sentencing, Kigali hosted

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Kambale Musavuli explains what US citizens could do to help Congolese people

“Six millions Jews were killed by a dictator. They were innocent. The entire world went to war against him to end the genocide. More than six million Congolese people have been killed. And yet no one dares to end this genocide.” Kambale Musavuli.  My take on this is that it is only racism that can

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Dambisa Moyo – Winner takes all

And the winner is? – China. Winner take all is the title of the book published in June 2012 by the Zambian author and economist Dambisa Moyo. She has already written two other titles which became bestsellers: Dead Aid and How the West was lost.

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Mali: another unfortunate African country

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Patrick Mbeko on the admission of Rwanda to the United Nations Security Council

The declaration of Etienne Tshisekedi about M23 and Rwanda interference in DRC, at the end of his discussions with Francois Hollande on October 12, 2012, reminds of another politician, Faustin Twagiramungu, former Rwandan prime minister. In 1992, the latter announced that the problem his country had while the Rwandan Patriotic Front occupied part of his country,

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