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Six UN Workers Killed in Al-Shabaab Attack on Bus
At least six UN employees were killed and several others injured in bomb explosion on a bus in northern Somalia on Monday, police and UN officials said. The bomb was…
BTPC: Kagame’s Hidden Hand in South Africa’s Xenophobic attacks
Although it has been strangely ignored in the South African and International press, one of the most destructive and dangerous person on the Continent is the Rwandan Head of State…
Behind The Presidential Curtains: Pres Kagame Deserves Life Presidency
President Kagame is authoritarian who came to power through guerilla war and has kept that power by force, how has he managed to dwarf even the so called Rwanda political elites?…
Zuma vows to end xenophobic attacks, countries evacuating nationals
Foreign national immigrants displaced by anti-foreigner violence arrive at a temporary refugee camp in Primrose outside Johannesburg, April 18, 2015. Some African countries are beginning to repatriate their citizens from…
South Africa violence: Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe ‘disgusted’ by anti-immigrant attacks
Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has expressed shock and disgust at attacks on immigrants in neighboring South Africa and said his government was working to bring back home affected Zimbabwean citizens.…
Accountability from Top, Bring Big Fish to Account.
Members of the National Anti-corruption Advisory Council have urged Rwandans, such as the media, the private sector, and the civil society to set up efforts against corruption. The call was…
The biggest threat to Rwanda is Kagame not Rwandans.
Last week, President Paul Kagame visited the University of Rwanda for the first time since its creation about two years ago. Speaking at the College of Arts and Social Sciences…
Binagwaho is incompetent and a disaster
The Ministry of Health is yet again on the spot over the quality of care at the country’s biggest hospitals. Ordinary Rwandans’ lives are increasingly put at risk not only…
Engage terrorists in talks, EA govts told, Will Kagame Listen?
An Afghanistan-born strategist in peace and development has advised East African governments to create a platform for dialogue with terrorists in order to combat the vice. East African Leaders: Nkurunziza…
Police, protesters clash in Bujumbura.
Several protesters were arrested and others injured this Friday in the Burundi Capital Bujumbura after police clashed with demonstrators, who are demanding that President Nkurunziza steps down after his constitutional…