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HOST: Serge Ndayizeye

TOPIC:  ESE PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME YAHARITSE GENOCIDE CYANGWA YARAYITANGIJE?

 

The BBC TWO revealed to the world what many of us knew about the Rwandan President. This is a man who is praised and supported by some personalities in the West, although they cannot tolerate a person of this kind in their own respective countries for a single day. Why then do they think his good for Rwandans?

This is the question the former Rwandan Army Chief Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa asked   reporter Jane Corbin in a lengthy program that exposed  the most  horrifying  incidents of massacres of innocent Rwandans both in Rwanda and Congo by Kagame.

In this documentary there are many distortions of   facts on what might have happened in the hundred days during genocide. While Kagame and his Western backers  put the blame entirely on the  Hutus, the two American researchers have questioned the statistics of the population of Tutsis before and after genocide. They argue that before genocide Rwanda had an estimated 500,000 Tutsis and after genocide it is estimated that 300,000 survived. If the number of people died in the genocide is around One Million (1,000,000) it follows that 200,000 Tutsis and possibly some Hutus who were sympathetic to the RPF cause or wanted to protect the Tutsi where killed by interahamwe.

HOST: Serge Ndayizeye

TOPIC:  ESE PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME YAHARITSE GENOCIDE CYANGWA YARAYITANGIJE?

 

The BBC TWO revealed to the world what many of us knew about the Rwandan President. This is a man who is praised and supported by some personalities in the West, although they cannot tolerate a person of this kind in their own respective countries for a single day. Why then do they think his good for Rwandans?

This is the question the former Rwandan Army Chief Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa asked   reporter Jane Corbin in a lengthy program that exposed  the most  horrifying  incidents of massacres of innocent Rwandans both in Rwanda and Congo by Kagame.

In this documentary there are many distortions of   facts on what might have happened in the hundred days during genocide. While Kagame and his Western backers  put the blame entirely on the  Hutus, the two American researchers have questioned the statistics of the population of Tutsis before and after genocide. They argue that before genocide Rwanda had an estimated 500,000 Tutsis and after genocide it is estimated that 300,000 survived. If the number of people died in the genocide is around One Million (1,000,000) it follows that 200,000 Tutsis and possibly some Hutus who were sympathetic to the RPF cause or wanted to protect the Tutsi where killed by interahamwe.

Twenty years on from the Rwandan genocide, This World reveals evidence that challenges the accepted story of one of the most horrifying events of the late 20th century. The current president of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, has long been portrayed as the man who brought an end to the killing and rescued his country from oblivion. Now there are increasing questions about the role of Kagame's Rwandan Patriotic Front forces in the dark days of 1994 and in the 20 years since.

The film investigates evidence of Kagame's role in the shooting down of the presidential plane that sparked the killings in 1994 and questions his claims to have ended the genocide. It also examines claims of war crimes committed by Kagame's forces and their allies in the wars in the Democratic Republic of Congo and allegations of human rights abuses in today's Rwanda.

HOST: Joseph Ngarambe

TOPIC: Ishoramari mu bwubatsi i Kigali: noneho  ibibazo biragaragarira buri wese

Uno munsi nabahitiyemo kugarura ikiganiro nabagejejeho bwambere tariki ya  7 Kanama 2013, bisobanura ko hashize umwaka n’amezi 2 kibagezeho. Icyo kiganiro nari nagihaye ino nyito: “IGIFURO MW’ISOKO RY’UMUTUNGO UTIMUKANWA MURI KIGALI” (BULLE IMMOBILIERE REAL/ESTATE BUBBLE)

 

No ku bumvise kino kiganiro, kugisubiramo ntacyo bitwaye, ibyigaragaza muri ino minsi, biratuma barushaho kucyumva no kubona ingorane u Rwanda rurimo.

HOST: Serge Ndayizeye

TOPIC:IMYAKA 24 FPR INKOTANYI ITANGIJE URUGAMBA & TURASUBIZA AMASO INYUMA TWIBUKIRANYA

Turakira ibitekerezo by'abantu batandukanye kuri iyi taliki ya 10/1/2014

KAGAME ARAYE ATANZE AMABWIRIZA KO COL. TOM BYABAGAMBA AGOMBA KWICWA

Amakuru atugezeho kuva New York nuko muri iri joro Kagame yahaye amabwiriza Jack Nziza ko bakora ibishoboka byose bakica Tom Byabagamba. Yababwiye ko bakwiga inzira eshatu babikoramo:

1) Uburozi mu byo kurya cyangwa mu miti

2) Gutera akaduruvayo aho afungiye bakica abahari bose na Byabagamba akagwamo, bagasobanura ko yarashwe agerageza gutoroka.

3) Kumushimuta, bakamwicira hirya bakavuga ko ya torotse.

IYI NKURU NI IMPAMO. IVUYE AHANTU HIZEWE.

President Kagame amaze ibyumweru bibiri birenga muri Amerika. Abamwegereye baratubwiye bati, nawe kimwe nabandi bose, ngo yiganyiriza kujya mu Rwanda. Abandi bakuru bibihugu bose baratashye, ubu bari mukazi. Iterabwoba yakoze mu rwanda ubu nawe riramugiraho ingaruka

 

Host: Jean paul Turayishimye

Guests: Call In and Listeners

Rwandese Civil Society and Political Organizations (RCSPO) 

September 14, 2014 

Memorandum to the UN Security Council, the European Union, the UNHCR Executive 

Committee, the African Union and SADC on the Situation of Rwandan Refugees in DRC 

and the FDRL

The present memorandum is a joint reaction of the Rwandan Civil Society and Political 

Organizations of diaspora (RCSPO) following the latest news releases and statements from key 

players involved in the search for ways and means to ensure the prompt return of lasting peace in 

the region of Great Lakes in general and particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo 

(DRC) and Rwanda.

1. Statements and Press Releases 

Among the statements and press releases that caught the most attention of the signatories, there 

are:

1. The declaration of the Special Envoy of the United States for the Great Lakes region, Mr. 

Russ Feingold who claimed, on August 5, 2014 at the US-Africa Summit, that there is no 

justification that the FDLR solicit political negotiations; the group must be dismantled no 

later than the end of the year; and for the FDLR, the military option should not only be 

considered but must be ready to be launched.1

2. The statement of Mr. Martin Kobler, Special Representative of the United Nations (UN) 

Secretary General in the DRC and head of the UN Mission of the United Nations 

Stabilization Mission in DRC (MONUSCO), who in an interview broadcasted on the 

airwaves of Radio France International-RFI on August 17, 2014, said that "Against FDLR 

troops that have announced their voluntary surrender, if we do not get this voluntarily 

surrender at the end of this year, the military option is on the table

Rwandese Civil Society and Political Organizations (RCSPO) 

September 14, 2014 

Memorandum to the UN Security Council, the European Union, the UNHCR Executive 

Committee, the African Union and SADC on the Situation of Rwandan Refugees in DRC 

and the FDRL

The present memorandum is a joint reaction of the Rwandan Civil Society and Political 

Organizations of diaspora (RCSPO) following the latest news releases and statements from key 

players involved in the search for ways and means to ensure the prompt return of lasting peace in 

the region of Great Lakes in general and particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo 

(DRC) and Rwanda.

1. Statements and Press Releases 

Among the statements and press releases that caught the most attention of the signatories, there 

are:

1. The declaration of the Special Envoy of the United States for the Great Lakes region, Mr. 

Russ Feingold who claimed, on August 5, 2014 at the US-Africa Summit, that there is no 

justification that the FDLR solicit political negotiations; the group must be dismantled no 

later than the end of the year; and for the FDLR, the military option should not only be 

considered but must be ready to be launched.1

2. The statement of Mr. Martin Kobler, Special Representative of the United Nations (UN) 

Secretary General in the DRC and head of the UN Mission of the United Nations 

Stabilization Mission in DRC (MONUSCO), who in an interview broadcasted on the 

airwaves of Radio France International-RFI on August 17, 2014, said that "Against FDLR 

troops that have announced their voluntary surrender, if we do not get this voluntarily 

surrender at the end of this year, the military option is on the table.

HOST: Serge Ndayizeye

TOPIC: ME KENNEDY GIHANA : AFRICA YEPFO YATSINZE URUBANZA KU BUHUNGIRO YAHAYE GEN KAYUMBA NYAMWASA

Uwunganira Kayumba mu mategeko, Maitre Kennedy Gihana, yabwiye BBC ko, umucamanza yasobanuye ko leta ya Afrika y'epfo yahaye ubuhungiro general Kayumba, ikurikije amategeko mpuzamakungu agenga impunzi, amategeko ya Afrika agenga impunzi, ndetse n'amategeko yo muri Afrika y'epfo nyene.

Umushingwamanza Kennedy Gihana, yemeye ariko y'uko amashirahamwe yareze, ashobora kunguruza urubanza, hamwe yoramuka adashimye iyi ngingo ya sentare.

General Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa, yigeze kuba umukuru w'ibiro bikuru vy'igisirikare c'Urwanda, yahungiye muri Afrika y'epfo mu ntango z'umwaka wa 2010.