Mysterious Deaths, Bad Statistics & Showdown With France - Latest From The Kagame Republic

In the past two weeks, two perfectly healthy Rwandans died mysteriously in Kagame's republic. First to perish was Senator Jean de Dieu Mucyo. Mucyo died on October 3, 2016, reportedly after "falling down the stairs" at Parliament.
Then today (October 10), we learnt that businessman Vénuste Rwabukamba also mysteriously died after "shooting himself".
Meanwhile new statistics on Rwanda are equally gloomy. Data from the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) paint the following picture of Rwanda's external trade in first half of 2016:
* Imports - US$1.3 billion;
* Exports - US$325 million;
This disastrous trade imbalance explains why the currency is falling - trading at US$1 = Rwf830.
From the World Bank, we learn that foreign investment into East Africa in 2015 was as follows:
* US$323 million into Rwanda;
* US$1 billion in Uganda;
* US$1.4 billion to Kenya;
* US$1.9 billion for Tanzania.
And then Kagame had a word for France, which has apparently reopened its investigation into the events leading to Rwanda's genocide. Said Kagame:
"If starting all over again is a showdown we will have a showdown, there is no problem about that."
Kagame's republic remains synonymous with mysterious deaths, bad statistics, and showdowns.
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David Himbara

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Clarisse tells why she Campaigns for Freedom in Rwanda

The dictatorial regime in Rwanda has denied the people of Rwanda their right to choose the future of the their governance, by engineering a referendum in 2015 that was announced one week before the vote and where Rwandans were intimidated and some forced to voting yes to the constitutional amendment giving way for current president Paul Kagame to govern for a further 17 years potentially. This is not the will of a people that for over 20 years have been under an authoritarian regime that is characterised by brutality, disregard for their rights, false imprisonments, disappearances and assassinations of Rwandans both in Rwanda and abroad, as well as terrorising the region namely the DRC and Burundi causing years of instability and according to a UN report, millions of deaths in the DRC.


Amahoriwacu2017 is a Campaign focused on advocating for change in Rwanda by mobilising Rwandans abroad and in Rwanda, as well as friends of Rwanda, to get the message out to the international community and the regime in Rwanda that the people of Rwanda deserve and demand to be given their right to freely make a choice about their future in the scheduled elections of 2017.

For more info about the campaign or how to be part of the campaign, please contact us through:
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