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French prosecutors request end of Rwanda genocide probe

French prosecutors request end of Rwanda genocide probe
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French prosecutors request end of Rwanda genocide probe

French prosecutors request end of Rwanda genocide probe
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Is the Wrong book reviving Uganda-Rwanda rivalry?

Is the Wrong book reviving Uganda-Rwanda rivalry? Saturday April 24 2021 Summary The Rwandan media can be brutal. One outlet published a story accusing me of having committed amarorerwa (genocide?) in Rwanda and that I had been deported from Rwanda because of ruswa (corruption). Advertisement Ms Michela Wrong (what a name?) wrote a book titled ‘Do Not Disturb’. It is on the death of Col Patrick Karegeya in a South African hotel room. Col Karegeya was former director general of Rwanda’s external intelligence agency. Ms Wrong is a British national. Col Karegeya’s death or assassination or murder or killing was widely covered in Uganda’s media. Karegeya was born and studied in Uganda; needless to say, his Ugandan ideological, military and political heritage is a given.

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France did nothing to stop Rwanda genocide, report claims

France ‘did nothing to stop’ Rwanda genocide, report claims Jason Burke Africa correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP France “bears significant responsibility” for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people in the Rwandan genocide of 1994 because it remained “unwavering in its support” of its allies even though officials knew the slaughter was being prepared, a report commissioned by Kigali claims. The accusation is the latest in the continuing dispute between Paris and the small east-African country over the role played there by France before and during the mass killings. France has long been accused of not doing enough to halt the genocide.

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Rwanda s genocide: A 100-day killing spree

Rwanda s genocide: A 100-day killing spree Monday April 19 2021 In this file photo taken on April 07, 2021 images of victims are displayed at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Kigali, Rwanda. France bears significant responsibility for enabling the genocide in Rwanda and still refuses to acknowledge its true role in the 1994 horror, said a report commissioned by Kigali that was released April 19, 2021. PHOTO/AFP Advertisement - President killed - Rwanda s president, Juvenal Habyarimana, is killed on April 6, 1994 when his aircraft is shot down over Kigali. From the Hutu majority, he is returning from peace talks in Tanzania with Tutsi rebels of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF).

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