Theogene Rudasingwa

In 2009, while on a working trip to Harare, I remember ordering breakfast that cost me trillions of then Zimbabwe dollars ($100 was worth many trillions of Zim dollars!), witnessing mothers delivering babies in a rural clinic that had neither water nor electricity, looking at a pile of decomposin

On Monday, 10 August 2015, General Karenzi Karake, the head of Rwanda's notorious National Security and Intelligence Service, was acquitted by a British court.

The 14th of July 2015 will always be remembered as a day in infamy in Rwanda’s entire history. In a joint session of Parliament, legislators unanimously voted to remove term limits, thus paving the way for President Paul Kagame to rule for life.

Rwanda is a small country full of big drama. One such drama played out on 20 June 2015, at London Heathrow Airport.

German lessons for an unstable and destabilizing Paul Kagame regime

An open letter to the German Foreign Minister

Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Federal Republic of Germany
WERDERSCHER MARKT 1
10117 BERLIN

On the 4 July, Rwanda's sole ruling party, the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF), celebrated Liberation Day. On the first of July, Rwanda should have celebrated its independence from Belgian colonial rule slightly over five decades ago.

President Paul Kagame’s 20 year reign of terror is characterised by a distorted and deceptive narrative that he saved Tutsi from genocide perpetrated by Hutu; over-reliance on violence and war-making nationally and regionally; ‘Tutsi-fication’ of the leadership of the military while eliminating r

The African and international elite have just concluded the African Development Bank’s 50th anniversary celebrations and annual meeting under the theme: “The Next 50 Years: The Africa We Want”.

In June 1994, as the Secretary General of the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) I led a delegation to meet France’s then Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alain Juppe.

Honorable Secretary,