"Maybe It's Time to Talk to Your Armed Opposition" - Ugandan Yoweri Museveni Tells Rwandan Kagame!

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

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[Bukyanagandi]

Yaani comments zako zinaishia hapa hapa...Kagame will never read your comments and does not care for your comments....comments zako zielekeze kwenye nchi yako iliyogubikwa na rushwa mpaka akina mama wanakufa kila siku kwa kukosa dawa na matibabu kwa sababu dawa zimekwapiliwa kwenye medical store....elekeza nguvu yako huko labda utaweza kuwasaidia watanzania wenzako.

Mkuu Murutongore nakubaliana nawe kukwapuwa madawa ya binadamu kutoka Govt Medical Stores ni kitendo cha aibu! Sasa swali - unaweza kutueleza kwamba nchi yenu hiko immune na vices hizo tajwa? Mbona juzi juzi nilisoma somewhere kuhusu wizi wa madawa na vifaa vya Hospitalini huko huko kwenu i.e nchini RWANDA, je unaweza kuliteteaje Taifa lako kuhusu kisanga tajwa hapo juu, tatizo lako ni kwamba as far as you are concern Rwanda ni HOLLY i.e cannot do/go wrong. Kitu kingine, hivi ujui mmiliki wa gazeti la CITIZEN anatoka nchi gani? unategemea gazeti hilo linaweza kuandika habari +ve kuhusu Taifa letu muda wote? Mkuu Murutongore nakushauri tuombe uhai - niliyosema humu will come to pass muda si mrefu ujao. Narudia kusema kwamba tatizo la REGIME yenu wote mko 2 MYOPIC 'am afriad - in other words you can hardly see beyond your noses, you people don't u realise you are sitting on a Gunpowder Keg - consequently time doesn't seem to be your BEST ALLY right now - Master KABOOOOM is closing in faster than you think - you have been warned time and time again 2 amend your behaviour lakini amsikii la mtu mpo mpo tu awaiting the END. Sisi tunao wasema sema Wanyarwanda particularly (PK) tunawatakia mema ndio maana hatutaki kuwa wanafiki wakati tunaona kuna uwekano mkubwa wa kutokea mauuaji mengine makubwa zaidi katika Taifa lenu msipo kubali kukaa meza moja na wahasimu wenu mkamaliza tofauti zenu kihungwana - kwani ujui raia wanao taka mabadiriko/demokrasia ya kweli katika utawala wenu wanatoka makabila yote: Watutsi wenzenu walio uhamishoni, Wahutu nk - hivi PK on his own anafikili ana uwezo gani wa kuzuia Tsunami ambayo inafukuta karibu Duniani KOTE inamshinikiza afanye mazungumzo na mahasimu wake, lakini yeye na Regime yake yote hawataki kusikia la mtu, kama PK anaweza kumbishia rafiki na mshauri wake wa karibu i.e M7 - basi tukubali kwamba "Sikio la kufa alisikii DAWA". Mwisho labda nikuhulize kitu, Murutongore kwani wewe ni family member wa PK au lini ulitehuliwa kuwa his master's voice? Wewe kama Raia wa kawaida wa Rwanda unawezaje kujua magazeti, social networks zinazo tembelewa na Mh.Kagame - hivi inaingia akilini kwamba Mh.Kagame anaweza kuwa na account kwenye Twitter na Facebook aka-ignore kusoma jamiiforums, Mh. Kagame ana akili sana anaweza kuwa ni member wa jamiiforums kwa kutumia an alias NAME. Goodday Murutongore.

 

[Makame]

I doubt authenticity of this article

Was the reporter tapping kk conversation ?

Was the reporter present during the .pk inner circle meeting ?

“Maybe It is Time To Talk to Your Armed Opposition,” Ugandan Yoweri Museveni Tells Rwandan General Paul Kagame

by AFROAMERICA NETWORK on NOVEMBER 10, 2013

Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, has called Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame, on Thursday November 7, 2013, to urge him to talk to his armed opposition before it is too late, sources within the Rwandan Defense Forces (RDF) leadership close to General Paul Kagame told AfroAmerica Network. Yoweri Museveni is the last in a string of African regional leaders who have advised General Paul Kagame over the last 6 months to talk to his armed opposition in order to bring peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

Yoweri Museveni called General Paul Kagame, after attending a joint summit of Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), held in Pretoria, South Africa, since Monday, November 4, 2013.

During the joint SADC and ICGLR Summit, co-chaired by Malawian President Dr. Joyce Banda of Malawi, SADC head, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni,ICGLR Head, and South African President Jacob Zuma, the leaders urged the Congolese M23 rebels to disarm and join the peace process within the framework for Peace, Security and Cooperation for DRC and the region, signed in Addis-Abeba on February 24, 2013 (see our article:UN Special Envoy in Great Lakes: Will Rwandan President Kagame Seize the Opportunity of March 7, 2013). The rebels, supported by Rwanda, were eventually defeated and surrendered, in the following two days.

This is Just an Advice, Yoweri Museveni tells General Paul Kagame

According to the sources, Yoweri Museveni’s call to General Paul Kagame lasted close to 15 minutes. Yoweri Museveni told General Kagame: “I just came from the SADC meeting, where the discussions on lasting peace in the Great Lakes Region were discussed. Unfortunately, it appears that most of the leaders believe that one of the major factors is the Rwandan rebels in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Clearly that issue will have to be addressed, one way or another. And the leaders believe that the issue may not be resolved without the Rwandan Government sitting at the negotiating table with its armed opposition. I, too, believe, maybe it is time for you to talk to your armed opposition”. General Paul Kagame refused to attend the meeting and, instead, sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Louise Mushikiwabo

General Paul Kagame answered: “I will never talk to the genocidaires of the FDLR. Never, … , ever. I will not talk to criminals.”
Yoweri Museveni calmed him down: “Please take this as just an advice. And I understand you. No one wants talk to criminals. But, not all your armed opposition are the FDLR. Not all are criminals. There are people, within your armed opposition, that you may start considering talking to.”

After the call, General Paul Kagame called an urgent meeting of his top advisers. He went over the content of his call with Yoweri Museveni. At the end, he said:

“Do you see what I have been telling you. We are on our own. Even Yoweri, who, we believed, was our friend and ally is turning his back against us. Today, he tells us one thing, and the next day, he goes out, meets other leaders, and stabs us in the back.”
He then ordered his top advisers come up with a strategy to deal with the increasing isolation of the Rwandan government by African regional leaders and world leaders and to meet again soon.

Rwandan Government Being Increasingly Isolated in the Region and the World.

Rwandan Government has been increasingly isolated by many Western governments and African leaders over its role in perpetuating insecurity in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. On Friday November 1, 2013, US Secretary of State, John Kerry and British Foreign Secretary called General Paul Kagame to warn him of dire consequences if he does not stay out of the conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). It was the second time, in a year, that US and British leaders personally warn the Rwandan dictator to keep off the conflict in the DRC. In December 2012, US President Obama called General Paul Kagame, to give similar warnings.(See here S Secretary of State, John Kerry’s and British Foreign Secretary Minister William Hague’s Warnings to Paul Kagame As M23 Rebels Disintegrate of November 1, 2013).

On two occasions, over a year, the United States has cut military aid to Rwanda, as a sign of discontent towards the Rwandan dictator (see US Cuts Military Aid to Rwandan Government for Supporting Congolese Militia of July 21, 2012 and US Government Suspends Military Aid to Rwandan Government Over Recruitment of Child Soldiers of October 3, 2013).

Several Calls For Rwandan Government to Open Negotiations With Its Armed Opposition.

Over the last 6 months, a string of African regional leaders have advised General Paul Kagame to talk to his armed opposition in order to bring peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

First, there was the Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, who advised General Paul Kagame to talk to his armed opposition, especially the FDLR. Instead of heeding the advice, General Paul Kagame threatened to assassinate Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete (see Talk to Your Armed Opposition, Tanzanian President Kikwete Tells Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Paul Kagame of Rwanda, and Joseph Kabila of DRC, of May 26, 2013 and I will Just Wait For You At the Right Place And I will Hit You, Rwandan General Paul Kagame Threatens Tanzanian Jakaya Kikwete of July 3, 2013)

On Saturday June 15, 2013, the Extraordinary Summit of the Heads of State and Government of Southern African Development Community (SADC) held in Maputo, Mozambique, urged Rwandan and Ugandan government to consider direct talks with all armed opposition groups for a long lasting political solution in the Great Lakes Region.

In their joint communique at the end of the Summit, the SADC leaders said:
“Summit appealed to the Republics of Rwanda and Uganda to consider engaging all the negative forces in an effort to find a lasting political solution in the Great Lakes Region, under the Peace, Security and Co-operation Framework.”

Then, the Belgian Foreign Affairs Minister, Didier Reynders, followed. In early July 2013, he said, while implicitly referring to the proposition by the Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, reinforced by Southern African Development Community (SADC) recommendation to the Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame, to open negotiations with his armed opposition in order to bring peace in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Rwanda and the Great Region of Africa, that: “It is clear that dialogue with all the forces that are often referred to as negative if they do not take up arms, if they agree to talk (…), it is primarily a national priority, and then in the strategic interest of the Great Lakes region.“.

The latest SADC summit, to which Yoweri Museveni was referring to, revisited all these previous recommendations, and came to the conclusion that, if peace has to come to the Great Lakes Region, then the Rwandan Government must play its part. And the only solution is to talk to its armed opposition.
“Seeing that Yoweri Museveni is even threatening me, by saying that I cannot afford to be one against the World!.. what World? We are responsible for our destiny, ” General Paul Kagame bitterly told his closest aides before closing the meeting.

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

RAIS MUSEVENI WA UGANDA AMSALITI RAIS KAGAME WA RWANDA NA KUMPA USHAURI ULE ULE ULIOMKOSANISHA NA RAIS KIKWETE....





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WAKATI hatima ya kutiwa saini mkataba wa amani kati ya Serikali ya DRC na waasi waliosambaratishwa wa M23 ikiwa haijulikana, uhusiano wa maswahiba wawili wa eneo la Maziwa Makuu, Rais Yoweri Museveni wa Uganda na Paul Kagame wa Rwanda umetikisika baada ya Museveni kumtaka mwenzake huyo azungumze na waasi.

Ni ushauri kama huo aliopewa Kagame Mei mwaka huu na Rais Jakaya Kikwete ukilenga kuleta na kuimarisha amani Mashariki mwa Congo ndio ulioyumbisha uhusiano kati ya Tanzania na Rwanda, kabla ya Kikwete kuifafanua na kisha kukutana na Kagame jijini Kampala, Uganda Agosti mwaka huu.


Kwa mujibu wa mtandao wa AfroAmerica Network, Museveni, baada ya kurejea kutoka kwenye mkutano wa wakuu wa nchi za SADC na zile za Maziwa Makuu (IGGLR) huko Pretoria, Afrika Kusini wiki iliyopita, alimpigia simu Kagame na kumwambia: “Huenda sasa ni wakati muafaka wa kuzungumza na wapinzani wako wenye silaha.”

Chanzo cha habari cha mtandao huo kimemnukuu mmoja kati ya viongozi wa juu wa Jeshi la Rwanda (RDF), akisema Museveni alimwomba Kagame kuzungumza na waasi hao haraka kabla muda haujapita mara tu Rais huyo wa Uganda aliporejea Kampala Alhamisi iliyopita.

Mkutano wa pamoja wa wakuu wa nchi za SADC na ICGLR uliofanyika kuanzia Jumatatu wiki iliyopita chini ya uenyekiti wa marais watatu, Joyce Banda (Malawi, SADC), Museveni (Uganda, ICGLR) na wa Afrika Kusini, Jacob Zuma, ulitoa wito kwa M23 kuweka silaha chini. Siku mbili baadaye waasi hao wanaodaiwa kuungwa mkono na Rwanda,walishindwa vita na kutangaza kuacha uasi.

Kagame hakuhudhuria mkutano huo, badala yake aliwakilishwa na Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje, Louise Mushikiwabo.

“Ni ushauri tu. Nimerejea kutoka kwenye mkutano na SADC uliojadili amani eneo la Maziwa Makuu. Bahati mbaya inaonekana kwamba karibu viongozi wote wanaamini kikwazo kikubwa cha amani ni kuwapo kwa waasi wa Kinyarwanda mashariki mwa DRC.

“Hakika suala hili linapaswa kuzungumzwa kwa njia moja au nyingine. Na viongozi hao wanaamini kwamba hili halitatatuliwa bila serikali ya Rwanda kukaa kwenye meza ya usuluhishi na wapinzani wake wenye silaha. Hata mimi ninaamini hivyo, huenda wakati umefika kwako kuzungumza nao,” alinukuliwa Museveni akimwambia Kagame katika mazungumzo ya simu yaliyodumu kwa takriban dakika 15.

Kagame alijibu: “Sitozungumza na FDLR, washiriki wa mauaji ya kimbari. Never, … , ever. Sitozungumza kamwe na wahalifu.”

Hata hivyo, inadaiwa Museveni alimkumbusha Kagame kuwa si waasi wote wa Rwanda walioko DRC ni wanachama wa FDLR au wahalifu na kwamba wapo anaoweza kuzungumza nao kwa kuanzia.

Baada ya mazungumzo hayo, Kagame aliitisha mkutano wa dharura na washauri wake wakuu na kuwaeleza walichozungumza na Museveni na kuongeza:

“Nimekuwa nikiwaambia mara kwa mara kuwa tuko peke yetu. Hata Yoweri, tuliyemwamini kama rafiki yetu na mwenzetu anatugeuka! Leo anatuambia hiki, kesho anakwenda kukutana na viongozi wengine na kutubadilikia.”

Baadaye akawataka washauri hao kuja na mpango mkakati wa nini cha kufanya wakati huu Rwanda ikizidi kutengwa na nchi za Afrika na hata za nje ya Afrika.

Mwanzoni mwa mwezi, Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Marekani, John Kerry na mwenzake wa Uingereza walimwonya Kagame kuachana mara moja na ushiriki wake kwenye machafuko ya mashariki mwa DRC, ikiwa ni mara ya pili ndani ya mwaka mmoja kwa wakubwa hao kutoa onyo kama hilo.

Wakati hayo yakiendelea, zipo taarifa kwamba Rais Museveni amepanga kutuma ujumbe nchini kuja kuzungumzia mustakabali wa Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki (EAC) baada ya Rais Jakaya Kikwete kuwaambia Watanzania kwamba Tanzania haijakiuka chochote katika makubaliano ya msingi, ila wenzetu hao ndio huenda wana ajenda yao.

Kauli ya Kikwete ilihitimisha hali ya wasiwasi wa Tanzania kujitoa EAC na iwapo ujumbe wa Uganda utakuja, itakuwa ni mwendelezo wa kilichofanywa mwishoni mwa wiki na Kenya waliomtuma Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje kuja Dar es Salaam kuweka mambo sawa.

>>>Hali nchini Kenya

Mapema wiki hii, aliyekuwa Mwanasheria wa Serikali ya Kenya, Amos Wako ambaye pia ni Seneta wa Bisia alitoa wito kwa Rais Uhuru Kenyatta kuhakikisha kuwa EAC haisambaratiki, akidai kuwa watakaoumia zaidi ni Wakenya.

Wako aliyekuwa kwenye mkutano wa hadhara pamoja na Mbunge wa Budalangi, Ababu Namwumba, alisema wakati jumuiya ya awali ilipovunjika mwaka 1977, Wakenya wengi waliokuwa wakifanyakazi nje ya nchi ndio walioathirika zaidi.

“Wapo watu mashuhuri kama Raila Odinga na Kalonzo Musyoka wanaokubalika ndani na nje ya nchi ambao kama Uhuru anataka wanaweza kumsaidia kuzungumza na Rais Kikwete wa Tanzania. Hatutaki jumuiya hii ivunjike, si busara hata kidogo,” alisema Wako.


-Mtanzania

 

[iPad ya Apple]

Tatizo JK yeye aliropoka badala ya kumshauri faragha.

 

[kirumonjeta]

Hatutaki !!!!fullstop

 

[CHAMVIGA]

Kagame ni mjinga sana kwakumchukulia kila atoae ushauri kwake ni msaliti. Ushauri unaweza ufanyia kazi au kuuwacha.

 

[Mama timmy]

Kweli kagame anaanza kupata majibu ya unafiki wake

 

[incharge]

Tatizo JK yeye aliropoka badala ya kumshauri faragha.

Acha ushabiki kikwete was never wrong at any point, kagame alikuwa na issue zake moyoni, just try to be neutral and use common sense

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Banyamulenge watatoka povu sasa hivi. Subiri uone!

 

[CHAMVIGA]

Kama Obama kaamua kuzungumza na Taribani ambao nchi imewalebo kama magaidi sembuse hao waasi!? Huyu ni rais wa ajabu sana A.mashariki. By the way Kikwete ni hero katika hili kama ambavyo amekuwa hero kwenye mgogoro wa kenya baada ya uchaguzi pia huko Mauritius n.k

 

[Baba V]

Nasubiri Kagame amwambie Kaguta "I will hit you"

 

[nshimbah]

hakuta kuwepo na peace maziwa makuu kama kagame na museveni wakiwa madarakani hata kidogo

 

[Lekanjobe Kubinika]

Ukweli unabaki palepale, kwamba mtu anayenyeshewa mvua anapotembea mwambie kwa vyovyote kwamba kakate jani lile ujifunike na mvua. hapo unamnusuru asiathirike wala usingojee akifika kivulini ndo umwambie angejifunika na jani la mgomba kuzuia mvua isimnyee.

 

[anjo]

Source ya mwandishi si nzuri.
Ni maajabu kwa mwandishi kupata mazungumzo ya simu ya hao marais Museveni na Kagame.
Pia chanzo ni wanaompinga Kagame na kutaka support ya Museveni.
Museveni amekataa kuwakabidhi viongozi wa M23 kabla DRC na MONUSCO kuwacharaza makundi mengine ya FDLR na ADF-NALU.
Pomoja na nia ya kutaka kuonyesha uzuri au ubaya wa Kagame, mwandishi anatakiwa kuwa na uthibitisho wa anachokiandika.
Anjo

 

[masopakyindi]

“Maybe It is Time To Talk to Your Armed Opposition,” Ugandan Yoweri Museveni Tells Rwandan General Paul Kagame

by AFROAMERICA NETWORK on NOVEMBER 10, 2013

Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, has called Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame, on Thursday November 7, 2013, to urge him to talk to his armed opposition before it is too late, sources within the Rwandan Defense Forces (RDF) leadership close to General Paul Kagame told AfroAmerica Network. Yoweri Museveni is the last in a string of African regional leaders who have advised General Paul Kagame over the last 6 months to talk to his armed opposition in order to bring peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

Yoweri Museveni called General Paul Kagame, after attending a joint summit of Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), held in Pretoria, South Africa, since Monday, November 4, 2013.

During the joint SADC and ICGLR Summit, co-chaired by Malawian President Dr. Joyce Banda of Malawi, SADC head, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni,ICGLR Head, and South African President Jacob Zuma, the leaders urged the Congolese M23 rebels to disarm and join the peace process within the framework for Peace, Security and Cooperation for DRC and the region, signed in Addis-Abeba on February 24, 2013 (see our article:UN Special Envoy in Great Lakes: Will Rwandan President Kagame Seize the Opportunity of March 7, 2013). The rebels, supported by Rwanda, were eventually defeated and surrendered, in the following two days.

This is Just an Advice, Yoweri Museveni tells General Paul Kagame

According to the sources, Yoweri Museveni’s call to General Paul Kagame lasted close to 15 minutes. Yoweri Museveni told General Kagame: “I just came from the SADC meeting, where the discussions on lasting peace in the Great Lakes Region were discussed. Unfortunately, it appears that most of the leaders believe that one of the major factors is the Rwandan rebels in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Clearly that issue will have to be addressed, one way or another. And the leaders believe that the issue may not be resolved without the Rwandan Government sitting at the negotiating table with its armed opposition. I, too, believe, maybe it is time for you to talk to your armed opposition”. General Paul Kagame refused to attend the meeting and, instead, sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Louise Mushikiwabo

General Paul Kagame answered: “I will never talk to the genocidaires of the FDLR. Never, … , ever. I will not talk to criminals.”
Yoweri Museveni calmed him down: “Please take this as just an advice. And I understand you. No one wants talk to criminals. But, not all your armed opposition are the FDLR. Not all are criminals. There are people, within your armed opposition, that you may start considering talking to.”

After the call, General Paul Kagame called an urgent meeting of his top advisers. He went over the content of his call with Yoweri Museveni. At the end, he said:

“Do you see what I have been telling you. We are on our own. Even Yoweri, who, we believed, was our friend and ally is turning his back against us. Today, he tells us one thing, and the next day, he goes out, meets other leaders, and stabs us in the back.”
He then ordered his top advisers come up with a strategy to deal with the increasing isolation of the Rwandan government by African regional leaders and world leaders and to meet again soon.

Rwandan Government Being Increasingly Isolated in the Region and the World.

Rwandan Government has been increasingly isolated by many Western governments and African leaders over its role in perpetuating insecurity in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. On Friday November 1, 2013, US Secretary of State, John Kerry and British Foreign Secretary called General Paul Kagame to warn him of dire consequences if he does not stay out of the conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). It was the second time, in a year, that US and British leaders personally warn the Rwandan dictator to keep off the conflict in the DRC. In December 2012, US President Obama called General Paul Kagame, to give similar warnings.(See here S Secretary of State, John Kerry’s and British Foreign Secretary Minister William Hague’s Warnings to Paul Kagame As M23 Rebels Disintegrate of November 1, 2013).

On two occasions, over a year, the United States has cut military aid to Rwanda, as a sign of discontent towards the Rwandan dictator (see US Cuts Military Aid to Rwandan Government for Supporting Congolese Militia of July 21, 2012 and US Government Suspends Military Aid to Rwandan Government Over Recruitment of Child Soldiers of October 3, 2013).

Several Calls For Rwandan Government to Open Negotiations With Its Armed Opposition.

Over the last 6 months, a string of African regional leaders have advised General Paul Kagame to talk to his armed opposition in order to bring peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

First, there was the Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, who advised General Paul Kagame to talk to his armed opposition, especially the FDLR. Instead of heeding the advice, General Paul Kagame threatened to assassinate Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete (see Talk to Your Armed Opposition, Tanzanian President Kikwete Tells Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Paul Kagame of Rwanda, and Joseph Kabila of DRC, of May 26, 2013 and I will Just Wait For You At the Right Place And I will Hit You, Rwandan General Paul Kagame Threatens Tanzanian Jakaya Kikwete of July 3, 2013)

On Saturday June 15, 2013, the Extraordinary Summit of the Heads of State and Government of Southern African Development Community (SADC) held in Maputo, Mozambique, urged Rwandan and Ugandan government to consider direct talks with all armed opposition groups for a long lasting political solution in the Great Lakes Region.

In their joint communique at the end of the Summit, the SADC leaders said:
“Summit appealed to the Republics of Rwanda and Uganda to consider engaging all the negative forces in an effort to find a lasting political solution in the Great Lakes Region, under the Peace, Security and Co-operation Framework.”

Then, the Belgian Foreign Affairs Minister, Didier Reynders, followed. In early July 2013, he said, while implicitly referring to the proposition by the Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, reinforced by Southern African Development Community (SADC) recommendation to the Rwandan dictator General Paul Kagame, to open negotiations with his armed opposition in order to bring peace in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Rwanda and the Great Region of Africa, that: “It is clear that dialogue with all the forces that are often referred to as negative if they do not take up arms, if they agree to talk (…), it is primarily a national priority, and then in the strategic interest of the Great Lakes region.“.

The latest SADC summit, to which Yoweri Museveni was referring to, revisited all these previous recommendations, and came to the conclusion that, if peace has to come to the Great Lakes Region, then the Rwandan Government must play its part. And the only solution is to talk to its armed opposition.
“Seeing that Yoweri Museveni is even threatening me, by saying that I cannot afford to be one against the World!.. what World? We are responsible for our destiny, ” General Paul Kagame bitterly told his closest aides before closing the meeting.

Museveni is an old fox!
He knows how to play his cards right and he has seen the writing on the wall for Kagame.

The problem with Kagame is that he is a stupid self centered leade who does not see the tommorrow of his internal politics.
My cue is he is loser and will continue losing all support from even his best friends.

The end game seems to be Kagame's ouster, one way or another.

 

[Deo Corleone]

Kagame hakuna kunegotiate na hao majambazi. Mbna m7 hataki kuzungumza na besigye.

 

[Wimana]

Kagame hakuna kunegotiate na hao majambazi. Mbna m7 hataki kuzungumza na besigye.

Kwani Besigye naye ni Armed Opposition?

Hata hivyo Kagame na Museveni ni Waarabu wa Pemba, wanajuana hawa.

 

[Askari wa miguu]

Kagame hakuna kunegotiate na hao majambazi. Mbna m7 hataki kuzungumza na besigye.

since when has Besigye become an 'armed' opposition?!

 

[dubu]

Tatizo JK yeye aliropoka badala ya kumshauri faragha.

ww ndy unayeropoka unaedhani kagame ni mtu acyestahili kukosolewa