Un rwandais a dit qu'il eu le malheur de naitre en afrique,au Rwanda,a Kibuye,a Rwamatamu et je ne me souviens plus de son secteur inaccessible!les rwandais sont victimes de naitre sur un territoire strategique non seulement pour lancer des missiles,mais aussi tout pres du riche Congo dont les minerais sont convoites par les aglo-saxons et la Belgique qui jadis avait le monopole.Les autres puissances (France,Chine etc...) ne sont pas non plus desinteressees par cette manne.Quant a Kagame,il n'est que le valet de ses maitres tout en poursuivant l'objectif de regner sur l'Afrique Centrale.Tout est bon pour garder le pouvoir,il tue comme jadis a Rucunshu,il ment comme ses freres,mais il est maladroit dans ses declarations va-t-en guerre.Il s'agit du roi Mazimpaka nouvelle version.A bon entendeur salut!

Abanyarwanda baca umugani ngo ntawuyoberwa umubye ahubwo ayoberwa aho amuhishe. Abalilimba Kagame rero, nababwira iki ! Umunsi twalilimbye ngo navaho impundu zizavugwa, nibwo wenda bazumva. Kagame wahekuye abanyarwanda bose, tumutezeho iki?
Kandi rero ni ukuli:halya koko duteze iki kumuntu utazi ko ibihe biha ibindi?
Haguma kubaho

Dear Emmanuel,

Do not be surprised of the silence of the West towards Kagame. What they care of is their interest and Kagame is there to protect it for them no matter how evil he mighty be. The Late Habyarimana was tragically naive to have trusted them so much!

Love for Kagame prove critics wrong
While some misplaced critics find it strange to believe, to the common Rwandan, Paul Kagame represents hope for the future marked by progress, peace and security. This message is loud and clear at all RPF’s massively-attended campaign rallies.

It’s only under his leadership that most people managed to get free education, health insurance and improved welfare. Sections of the community like women and youth that were once marginalised are now empowered politically and economically, while the private sector puts to good use Rwanda’s improved public infrastructure, good business environment and entry into bodies like the Common Wealth and the East African Community.

For the first time in history, Rwandans feel a sense of pride after being assisted to recover from the aftermath of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

But the good thing is that Rwandans can longer be duped to think otherwise. If numbers, the fanfare and morale at all the RPF campaign rallies is anything to go by, then this election may as well be declared an affaire accompli. August 9th is surely set for yet another landmark victory!