Hima empire??? you need help!!
Pasteur Bizimungu alikuwa pale kama kanyaboya tu mwenye mamlaka makubwa alikuwa Kagame ambae alikuwa Waziri wa ulinzi na makamu wa rais.By the way RPF wakati wanaanza harakati walitaka kuonyesha kama si chama cha kikabila kwa kumuweka kiongozi wao kuwa mhutu Pasteur Bizimungu na kumfanya kuwa rais, kama walivofanya kwa Laurent Desire Kabila kuaminisha dunia kuwa walioivamia Congo mwaka ule wa 1996 walikuwa ni Wacongomani simply because msemaji wa wapiganaji alikuwa ni Mkongoman.Wazungu wanajua wanachokifanya nakuambia Kagame hatakuwa salama maana ameua vya kutosha sasa damu za watu aliowaua zinaanza kumuandama.Cheki hiyo link chini ndiyo ujue Kagame yupo kwenye rank za akina Msolini na Hitler maana kwa Idd Amin jamaa alivuka zamani sana
U.S./U.N. cover-up of Kagame
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Hapo kwenye bold, nia yao wao hao wakubwa ni kupata nini kutoka DRC through Kagame? Hujafafanua hapo
Yes! Hima empire or bahima empire or tutsi empire! Au mmebadili jina? Some of You tutsis are an ethnic group which is full of SATANIC minds
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Conspiracy PlanSURE, you have-reliable-insight-SIR! ... You are-relatively-and-almost and-very completely RIGHT!!
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Conspiracy Plan
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Plan Conspiracy (underground document)
MEETING HELD AT THE HOME OF H.E. PRESIDENT Y.M. MUSEVENI, THE PRESIDENT OF UGANDA AT RUSHERE NYABUSHOZ1 ON 15-3-1992
ATTENDANCE
1. Mr.Y.K. Museveni Nyabushozi
2. Mrs. J. Museveni Nyabushozi
3. Mr. Elly Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungano
4. Mr. Eric Kabango Rukungiri
5. Akwandanaho Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
6. Mr. Sam Kutesa Nyabushozi
7. Mr. Abel Katemowe Rukungiri
8. Canon Rwabugaire Buyania, Rukungiri
9. Mrs. Rwabugaire Buyanja, Rukungiri
10. John Wycliff Karigire Ntungamo
11. Mrs. Karazarwe Ntungamo
12. Mrs. Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungamo
13. Bob Kabonero Ntungamo
14. Mr. Jim Muhwezi Rukungiri
15. Mrs. Susan Muhwezi Rukungiri
16. Mr. Jotham Tumwesigye Nyabushozi, Mbarara
17. Mr. John Nasasira Kazo
18. Mzee Nyindombi Kebisoni
19. Mrs. Faith Bitamurire Kebisoni
20. Mugisha Muhwezi Nyindobi Kebisoni
21. Mrs. Jane Mwesigye Sembabule
22. Mrs. Mwesigye Sembalue
23. Mr. Kamugisha Kebisoni
24. Mrs. Kamugisha Kebisoni
25. Mr. John Kazoora Ntungamo
26. Mr. Christopher Kiyombo Ntungamo
27. Major Henry Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
28. Mrs. Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
29. Mzee Rwakanengere Kashari Rubaya
30. Jolly Rwakanengere Kampala, Rubaya
31. Mrs Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
32. Rev. Kajangye Buyanja, Kitojo
33. Aronda Nyakeirima Buyanja, Kitojo
34. Mzee Mpira Nuyanja Nyakibungo
35. Charles Muhhozi Kifaburaza Kagunga
36. Justus Katono Karishunga Buyanja
37. Elly Karuhanga Nyabushozi, Mbarara
38. Mzee Kafumusi Ibanda
39. Sikora B.K. Buhweju, Buyaruguru
40. P. Kaitirima Sembabule
41. Mathew Rukikakire Sembabule
42. Mrs. Rukikare Kabura, Rukungiri
43. Sam Baingana Rukungiri
44. Mrs Baingana Rukungiri
45. Mzee Amos Nzei Kabale
46. Mrs. Nzei Kabale
47. Mzee Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
48. Mrs. Mary Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
49. Rev. Canon Sam Rubunda Nyabushozi
50. Mrs. Jennifer Kutesa Sembabule/Ntungamo
51. Eriya Kategaya Rwampara
52. Jovia Kankunda Mbarara
53. Mzee Rwakiturate Nyabushozi
54. Rwabantu Rusheyi Ntungamo
55. Col. Chefali Kazo
56. Col. Kazini J. Nyabushozi
57. Major Kashaka Nyabushozi
58. Jero Bwende Nyabushozi
59. Augustine Ruzindana Rubaya, Ntungamo
60. Ephraim Rusimirwa Nyakabuye
61. Mzee Kaino Nyakininga
62. Rev. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
63. Mrs. J. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
64. Prince John Barigye Kashari
65. Kanyesigye Barigye Junior Kashari
66. Kirimani Nyabushozi
67. Fred Kanyabubale Kitojo Buyanja
68. Kakurungu Kitojo
69. Captain Biraro Nyabushozi
70. Mrs. Nasasira Kazo
71. Herbert Rwabwende Kashari
72. Odrek Rwabwogo Nyabushozi
73. Hope Kivegere President's Office
74. Bishop Justus Ruhindi Rukugiri
75. Justin Sabiiti Mbarara
76. Maama Rubindi North Kigezi Diocese
AGENDA
1. Prayers
2. Opening Remarks by H.E. (Chairman)
3. Strategy for the next 50 years
4. Plan of Action
Minute 1.00:
The meeting started with a prayer led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Ruhindi at exactly 11.00p.m. who prayed for good deliberations.
Minute 2:00
The Chairman, H.E. welcomed the Basita Clan and other clans present in his home. He briefed members present the purpose of the meeting and thanked organizers for a good job done.
He told members that the only opportunity they have is this one when he is still President. He directed Hope Kivengyere to act as a link between his office and these people at grass roots.
He told them that they were few in number and that he fought to liberate them so that they could be heard in society and Uganda at large.
He reminded them of the need to have a master plan for at least fifty years if the Hima clan is to remain vibrant and rich.
H.E. told his listeners that if they cannot use the opportunity maximally, their daughters and sons would blame them in future.
At this function he revealed to them a scheme and plan of action in order for them to achieve their desired goals as:
To have the highest education qualifications during his term of office for their children.
To make sure they are the richest people in Uganda with the 50 years master plan.
To make sure they control the army and have the highest ranks in the army.
To ensure that they take charge of all the resources in the country
To ensure none of those not concerned, not to know about the action plan.
Every one of them was directed to recruit the Bahima boys to join the army so that they could dominate the ISO, PPU, ESO and Military Police as this would assist in the resisting of other tribes that would attempt to take power by the use of force.
Minute 3.00:
The chairman informed the members to unite so that they could remain the only kings in the region. He said that the master plan couldn't be achieved unless 80% of their youths are properly trained and equipped with the best necessities to maintain these issues.
At this juncture the chairman directed Mr. Elly Karuhanga to take charge of educating the sons and daughters and send them abroad in countries such as India, England, America and South Africa. Karuhanga accepted the responsibility without hesitation. The chairman also directed Mr. Kirimani to take charge of educating the daughters and sons internally, especially to ensure that he put up special school in Nyabushozi to cater for the interests of the group,
On this note Mr. Kutesa suggested to upgrade Bunyanyeru Resettlement School from Nursery upto Secondary, which was passed with no arguments.
Minute 4:00
Mr. Elly Rwakakoko interjected the chairman's speech by giving directions to members on the real discussion by introducing a new chapter of how H.E. could be succeeded after his term of office.
On this point Mrs. Jovia Salim Saleh begged the members to ensure that after H.E. the next president must come from the Basita clan. She said that she had done a lot for the Basita and taken a lot of risks for the last 20 years and therefore it was important that the Basita take charge of the resources of the country. The members resolved that she was not in order.
Minute 5.00:
Mzee Ephrann Rusimira suggested that the new president should be the brother to the president if the master plan is to succeed. He warned that if the Bairu and non Bahima clans got to know about the action plan, it would fail to take off.
Minute 6.00:
Mzee Rutamwebwa suggested that Salim Saleh should go back to school if the objectives of the action are to be achieved. He suggested that Salim Saleh had to get "0" Level Certificate and "A"Level Certificate. This was unanimously agreed to.
He also suggested that someone close, possibly the son of H.E. should be groomed to take over the reigns from Salim Saleh. This too was agreed on and the group begged H.E. to look around for a boy who would be groomed.The group also brainstormed about how to destroy those who would gang up to take power from the clan. Death was suggested for the potential leaders who would attempt to fail the master plan.
Mmute 7.00: The way Forward:
a) Deny other people access to economic resources through:
i. Overtaxing individuals and companies, which don't belong to our people and protect those of our people.
ii. Destroying co-operative societies and unions.
iii. Selling Parastatals and public enterprises that others don't gain from them.
iv. Commercialize education and health services.
b) Our people to be employed in lucrative public offices from which they should reap maximally while being protected from prosecution.
c) Destruction of the economic, military and political will of Northern and Eastern Uganda.
d) Immediate return of non-political Kabaka of Buganda while we promote disunity among the Buganda.
e) Uniting all Bahima in the Great Lakes Region and awakening their political, military and economic process.
f) Participating in the exploitation of economic resources of rich neighboring states.
g) Making strategic alliances with whatever power in the world that will enhance achievement of this plan.
Minute 8.00:
Members recommended that all those given responsibility must ensure the achievement of the objectives. H.E. was mandated to appoint committees or individuals to implement the different aspects of the master plan. Confidentiality must be ensured at all costs.
The meeting closed at 4.00a.m. on 16-03-1992.
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The moment Mugabe told Museveni: 'Your intelligence is exaggerated'
By Andrew M. Mwenda
Paris, 1998: Mugabe told Museveni he will "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire."
EVENT: it is a cold November winter of 1998 in Paris and President Jacques Chirac of France is host of a large conference of African statesmen. The presidents are assembled to discuss continuing armed conflict on the continent and the ever-increasing economic crisis of the countries in the region.
In attendance at the French president's residence, the Eiles (sic) Palace are presidents Chirac, Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Laurent Kabila of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pasteur Bizimungu of Rwanda and Benjamin Mkapa of Tanzania. There is also Yama Jame to Gambia, Abdu Diof of Senegal, Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, Joachim Chisano of Mozambique, Sam Nujoma of Namibia and Frederick Chiluba of Zambia to mention only a few.
The conversation finally settles down of the DRC. Uganda and Rwanda which had helped Kabila have turned against their proxy and organised armed resistance against him after a failed coup. However, Kabila has called in Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia to help bolster his fledging government and it has worked. Kabila accuses Museveni and Kagame of Rwanda of a hidden plot to build a Hima-Tutsi empire.
"That Bizumungu you see over there," Kabila spits the words with disdain "he is a Hutu and just a figure head. Real power lies with Paul Kagame, his vice president. So there is no reason for Bizimungu to even sit in this meeting with other heads of state when he is only a personal assistant to Kagame."
Museveni interjects saying the meeting should discuss more serious issues. But nobody is real listening; and as matter of fact he has too many contrary minds all over the place, does Museveni.
Mugabe is pissed at this talk of 'more serious issues' and says the threat of a Hima-Tutsi empire is a real and serious issue; in tones that suggest he is convinced it is even the only issue that should be discussed here today. "I have always heard that you are a very intelligent and popular man," Mugabe tells Museveni right into his face, "I now think your intelligence is quite exaggerated."
And with that, the old man walks out of the meeting in protest, wagging his finger at Museveni and vowing to "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire." Jameh of Gambia also interjects, telling Museveni that he thought the Ugandan president was a new hope for Africa, "not an ethnic chauvinist bent on re-creating obsolete pre-historic empires". In the cacophony of voices, one voice is quiet. Chirac is completely taken apart by surprise at this remarkable outplay by Africa's leading statesmen.
Link: http://www.newzimbabwe.com/pages/powell13.11729.html
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The Question of the Recent Expulsion of Rwandans from Tanzania
Journal ofAfrican Conflicts and Peace Studies
Politico-Ideological Lubricants of the Round -Ups and Expulsions of Rwandans The benign anti-Tutsi/anti-Rwandan sentiment that began in Tanzania in the 1970s smouldered slowly without any overt expression until the end of 1990 when the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) launched its war of liberation against the Habyarimana regime . The war marked the beginning of a new politico- ideological offensive on the part of the Habyarimana regime through tM agency of his sponsored collaborators mainly in Tanzania and the DRC. In the mid-1980s, some (political genius) invented the "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis and it spread like bush fire in the region and beyond. Political "gurus" in Tanzania espoused this nonsensical idea because it was being proselytised by some important figures in the political hierarchy.
In Tanzania, these political "gurus" tried to illustrate the veracity of their unfounded "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis by falsifying the plight of Banyamulenge1 in the DRC as proof of a "Hima Empire" conspiracy. These political "gurus" told the people that Banyamulenge had withdrawn their allegiance from the state of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and transferred it to Rwanda, soon to be an important bastion of the "Hima /Tutsi Empire. In the midst of this propaganda, and insinuating that naturalized Rwandans, particularly the Tutsi, and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi descent, have no real allegiance to the Republic, the propagandists coined the term "Bizima Karaha syndrome". This perception spread quickly down to the grassroots. Calling Rwandan immigrants and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi origin Banyamulenge became fashionable overnight and it persists to date. The Hima/Tutsi Empire campaign reached its xenophobic proportions in 1994 when the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) took over Kigali. The propaganda worsened when Rwanda took part in the DRC war and succeeded. The "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis seemed to be a reality, and Rwandans (particularly those profiled as Tutsi) began to be regarded as a real threat in the region . Hima Empire "experts" mushroomed everywhere, even down to the grassroots.
They taught the population to:
1. Be careful because their land and their other rights may fall in the hands of Rwandans in the near future;
2. Be aware because Rwandans are power hungry people and that given the slightest opportunity they would rule them; and
3. Be aware and remain vigilant so that the properties gained by Rwandans on Tanzanian soil were not repatriated. Banyamulenge are Congolese nationals of ancient Rwandan descent whose native language is Kinyarwanda. They inhabit the Kivu region of the DRC and have frequently been persecuted by successive regimes in the Congo, including being denied their citizenship rights. Since the 1990s, some of them have Fought on the side of the Rwandese Patriotic Army/Rwanda Defence Forces in the conflict between Rwanda and the DRC. Because of the cultural and ancestral similarity between the Hima of Uganda and the Tutsi of Rwanda, "Hima Empire" is also taken to mean "Tutsi Empire."
1s Bizima Karaha is a Rwandophone Congolese from Kivu province. He was one the founders of AFDL which fought to oust Mobutu. In the early days of the movement, he became well known at home and abroad for frequently speaking on behalf of the movement.
For the Tanzanian politico-bureaucratic elite, which had been warning against imminent "Hima Empire· encroachment, the take over of Kigali by the RPF was an opportunity to prove to the public that the empire building conspiracy was real and dangerous. The RPF was then falsely characterised as an exclusively Diaspora Tutsi movement.
At the height of its confusion, the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis inconsistently lumps together all Rwandans as a power hungry, empire seeking species; regardless of whether or not they are actually Tutsi/Hima.
This xenophobic politico-ideological construct dominated the political discourse at some point and became a tool for those who attempted to explain the root cause of conflict in the Great Lakes Region. For the self-proclaimed "political analysts" in Tanzania, the "Hima Empire" building dynamic was directly or indirectly associated with conflicts in the Region . In practical terms, the nascent xenophobia manifested itself in many subtle ways. For example, senior Tanzanian public servants profiled as Tutsi descendants were subjected to close scrutiny and were in some cases called in for special vetting.
Those among them who refuted the commonplace assertion that the seizure of power by the Rwandese Patriotic Front in 1994 was proof of the "Hima Empire" building project had their Tanzan ian nationalism questioned and were looked at with suspicion by the proponents of the pseudo-thesis.
Another manifestation was false labelling of political opponents as Hima/Tutsi. One extreme example was the bizarre labelling of Tanzania's first President, Julius Nyerere as a non-Tanzanian of Hima/Tutsi origin by Reverend Mtikila, President of the opposition Democratic Party (DP). Such trends have had something to do with the round up operations and expulsions of Rwandans in Tanzania.
It would however be an oversimplification to attribute the xenophobic tendencies among some Tanzanians solely to belief in the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis. Indeed, there are other factors that fuelled the drive to expel Rwandans during the period 2000-2006.
Some laws and policies that have recently been passed in Tanzania inculcated among Tanzanians new ways of thinking about aliens, in general, in the course of responding to new needs and priorities.
For example:
- 1. The Land Act, 1999, and the Village Land Act, 1999, both heightened people's consciousness and hunger for land . The newly perceived value of land and the enormous legal powers conferred to villages in terms of land control, planning, and disposition put "foreigners" in a vulnerable land tenure position .
- 2. The Agricultural and Livestock Policy, 1997, which emphasizes environmental conservation in rural areas and the National Wildlife Policy, 1998, were both bound to bring Rwandan pastoralists living in Tanzania and their grazing practices (including those in game reserves) under close scrutiny.
- 3. Other factors such as the economic malaise prevailing in Tanzania during the period under discussion (e.g., rising costs of living, food shortages, droughts, a crisis in the labor market, etc.) may have fuelled intolerance of Rwandans perceived as illegal aliens. It is commonly acknowledged that "periods of economic hardship tend to coincide with a marked increase in xenophobic attitudes and even extreme measures such as violence and expulsion."
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Hima clan And Tutsi Master Conspiracy Plan
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Plan Conspiracy (underground document)
MEETING HELD AT THE HOME OF H.E. PRESIDENT Y.M. MUSEVENI, THE PRESIDENT OF UGANDA AT RUSHERE NYABUSHOZ1 ON 15-3-1992
ATTENDANCE
1. Mr.Y.K. Museveni Nyabushozi
2. Mrs. J. Museveni Nyabushozi
3. Mr. Elly Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungano
4. Mr. Eric Kabango Rukungiri
5. Akwandanaho Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
6. Mr. Sam Kutesa Nyabushozi
7. Mr. Abel Katemowe Rukungiri
8. Canon Rwabugaire Buyania, Rukungiri
9. Mrs. Rwabugaire Buyanja, Rukungiri
10. John Wycliff Karigire Ntungamo
11. Mrs. Karazarwe Ntungamo
12. Mrs. Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungamo
13. Bob Kabonero Ntungamo
14. Mr. Jim Muhwezi Rukungiri
15. Mrs. Susan Muhwezi Rukungiri
16. Mr. Jotham Tumwesigye Nyabushozi, Mbarara
17. Mr. John Nasasira Kazo
18. Mzee Nyindombi Kebisoni
19. Mrs. Faith Bitamurire Kebisoni
20. Mugisha Muhwezi Nyindobi Kebisoni
21. Mrs. Jane Mwesigye Sembabule
22. Mrs. Mwesigye Sembalue
23. Mr. Kamugisha Kebisoni
24. Mrs. Kamugisha Kebisoni
25. Mr. John Kazoora Ntungamo
26. Mr. Christopher Kiyombo Ntungamo
27. Major Henry Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
28. Mrs. Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
29. Mzee Rwakanengere Kashari Rubaya
30. Jolly Rwakanengere Kampala, Rubaya
31. Mrs Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
32. Rev. Kajangye Buyanja, Kitojo
33. Aronda Nyakeirima Buyanja, Kitojo
34. Mzee Mpira Nuyanja Nyakibungo
35. Charles Muhhozi Kifaburaza Kagunga
36. Justus Katono Karishunga Buyanja
37. Elly Karuhanga Nyabushozi, Mbarara
38. Mzee Kafumusi Ibanda
39. Sikora B.K. Buhweju, Buyaruguru
40. P. Kaitirima Sembabule
41. Mathew Rukikakire Sembabule
42. Mrs. Rukikare Kabura, Rukungiri
43. Sam Baingana Rukungiri
44. Mrs Baingana Rukungiri
45. Mzee Amos Nzei Kabale
46. Mrs. Nzei Kabale
47. Mzee Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
48. Mrs. Mary Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
49. Rev. Canon Sam Rubunda Nyabushozi
50. Mrs. Jennifer Kutesa Sembabule/Ntungamo
51. Eriya Kategaya Rwampara
52. Jovia Kankunda Mbarara
53. Mzee Rwakiturate Nyabushozi
54. Rwabantu Rusheyi Ntungamo
55. Col. Chefali Kazo
56. Col. Kazini J. Nyabushozi
57. Major Kashaka Nyabushozi
58. Jero Bwende Nyabushozi
59. Augustine Ruzindana Rubaya, Ntungamo
60. Ephraim Rusimirwa Nyakabuye
61. Mzee Kaino Nyakininga
62. Rev. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
63. Mrs. J. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
64. Prince John Barigye Kashari
65. Kanyesigye Barigye Junior Kashari
66. Kirimani Nyabushozi
67. Fred Kanyabubale Kitojo Buyanja
68. Kakurungu Kitojo
69. Captain Biraro Nyabushozi
70. Mrs. Nasasira Kazo
71. Herbert Rwabwende Kashari
72. Odrek Rwabwogo Nyabushozi
73. Hope Kivegere President's Office
74. Bishop Justus Ruhindi Rukugiri
75. Justin Sabiiti Mbarara
76. Maama Rubindi North Kigezi Diocese
AGENDA
1. Prayers
2. Opening Remarks by H.E. (Chairman)
3. Strategy for the next 50 years
4. Plan of Action
Minute 1.00:
The meeting started with a prayer led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Ruhindi at exactly 11.00p.m. who prayed for good deliberations.
Minute 2:00
The Chairman, H.E. welcomed the Basita Clan and other clans present in his home. He briefed members present the purpose of the meeting and thanked organizers for a good job done.
He told members that the only opportunity they have is this one when he is still President. He directed Hope Kivengyere to act as a link between his office and these people at grass roots.
He told them that they were few in number and that he fought to liberate them so that they could be heard in society and Uganda at large.
He reminded them of the need to have a master plan for at least fifty years if the Hima clan is to remain vibrant and rich.
H.E. told his listeners that if they cannot use the opportunity maximally, their daughters and sons would blame them in future.
At this function he revealed to them a scheme and plan of action in order for them to achieve their desired goals as:
To have the highest education qualifications during his term of office for their children.
To make sure they are the richest people in Uganda with the 50 years master plan.
To make sure they control the army and have the highest ranks in the army.
To ensure that they take charge of all the resources in the country
To ensure none of those not concerned, not to know about the action plan.
Every one of them was directed to recruit the Bahima boys to join the army so that they could dominate the ISO, PPU, ESO and Military Police as this would assist in the resisting of other tribes that would attempt to take power by the use of force.
Minute 3.00:
The chairman informed the members to unite so that they could remain the only kings in the region. He said that the master plan couldn't be achieved unless 80% of their youths are properly trained and equipped with the best necessities to maintain these issues.
At this juncture the chairman directed Mr. Elly Karuhanga to take charge of educating the sons and daughters and send them abroad in countries such as India, England, America and South Africa. Karuhanga accepted the responsibility without hesitation. The chairman also directed Mr. Kirimani to take charge of educating the daughters and sons internally, especially to ensure that he put up special school in Nyabushozi to cater for the interests of the group,
On this note Mr. Kutesa suggested to upgrade Bunyanyeru Resettlement School from Nursery upto Secondary, which was passed with no arguments.
Minute 4:00
Mr. Elly Rwakakoko interjected the chairman's speech by giving directions to members on the real discussion by introducing a new chapter of how H.E. could be succeeded after his term of office.
On this point Mrs. Jovia Salim Saleh begged the members to ensure that after H.E. the next president must come from the Basita clan. She said that she had done a lot for the Basita and taken a lot of risks for the last 20 years and therefore it was important that the Basita take charge of the resources of the country. The members resolved that she was not in order.
Minute 5.00:
Mzee Ephrann Rusimira suggested that the new president should be the brother to the president if the master plan is to succeed. He warned that if the Bairu and non Bahima clans got to know about the action plan, it would fail to take off.
Minute 6.00:
Mzee Rutamwebwa suggested that Salim Saleh should go back to school if the objectives of the action are to be achieved. He suggested that Salim Saleh had to get "0" Level Certificate and "A"Level Certificate. This was unanimously agreed to.
He also suggested that someone close, possibly the son of H.E. should be groomed to take over the reigns from Salim Saleh. This too was agreed on and the group begged H.E. to look around for a boy who would be groomed.The group also brainstormed about how to destroy those who would gang up to take power from the clan. Death was suggested for the potential leaders who would attempt to fail the master plan.
Mmute 7.00: The way Forward:
a) Deny other people access to economic resources through:
i. Overtaxing individuals and companies, which don't belong to our people and protect those of our people.
ii. Destroying co-operative societies and unions.
iii. Selling Parastatals and public enterprises that others don't gain from them.
iv. Commercialize education and health services.
b) Our people to be employed in lucrative public offices from which they should reap maximally while being protected from prosecution.
c) Destruction of the economic, military and political will of Northern and Eastern Uganda.
d) Immediate return of non-political Kabaka of Buganda while we promote disunity among the Buganda.
e) Uniting all Bahima in the Great Lakes Region and awakening their political, military and economic process.
f) Participating in the exploitation of economic resources of rich neighboring states.
g) Making strategic alliances with whatever power in the world that will enhance achievement of this plan.
Minute 8.00:
Members recommended that all those given responsibility must ensure the achievement of the objectives. H.E. was mandated to appoint committees or individuals to implement the different aspects of the master plan. Confidentiality must be ensured at all costs.
The meeting closed at 4.00a.m. on 16-03-1992.
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The moment Mugabe told Museveni: 'Your intelligence is exaggerated'
By Andrew M. Mwenda
Paris, 1998: Mugabe told Museveni he will "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire."
EVENT: it is a cold November winter of 1998 in Paris and President Jacques Chirac of France is host of a large conference of African statesmen. The presidents are assembled to discuss continuing armed conflict on the continent and the ever-increasing economic crisis of the countries in the region.
In attendance at the French president's residence, the Eiles (sic) Palace are presidents Chirac, Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Laurent Kabila of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pasteur Bizimungu of Rwanda and Benjamin Mkapa of Tanzania. There is also Yama Jame to Gambia, Abdu Diof of Senegal, Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, Joachim Chisano of Mozambique, Sam Nujoma of Namibia and Frederick Chiluba of Zambia to mention only a few.
The conversation finally settles down of the DRC. Uganda and Rwanda which had helped Kabila have turned against their proxy and organised armed resistance against him after a failed coup. However, Kabila has called in Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia to help bolster his fledging government and it has worked. Kabila accuses Museveni and Kagame of Rwanda of a hidden plot to build a Hima-Tutsi empire.
"That Bizumungu you see over there," Kabila spits the words with disdain "he is a Hutu and just a figure head. Real power lies with Paul Kagame, his vice president. So there is no reason for Bizimungu to even sit in this meeting with other heads of state when he is only a personal assistant to Kagame."
Museveni interjects saying the meeting should discuss more serious issues. But nobody is real listening; and as matter of fact he has too many contrary minds all over the place, does Museveni.
Mugabe is pissed at this talk of 'more serious issues' and says the threat of a Hima-Tutsi empire is a real and serious issue; in tones that suggest he is convinced it is even the only issue that should be discussed here today. "I have always heard that you are a very intelligent and popular man," Mugabe tells Museveni right into his face, "I now think your intelligence is quite exaggerated."
And with that, the old man walks out of the meeting in protest, wagging his finger at Museveni and vowing to "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire." Jameh of Gambia also interjects, telling Museveni that he thought the Ugandan president was a new hope for Africa, "not an ethnic chauvinist bent on re-creating obsolete pre-historic empires". In the cacophony of voices, one voice is quiet. Chirac is completely taken apart by surprise at this remarkable outplay by Africa's leading statesmen.
Link: http://www.newzimbabwe.com/pages/powell13.11729.html
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The Question of the Recent Expulsion of Rwandans from Tanzania
Journal ofAfrican Conflicts and Peace Studies
Politico-Ideological Lubricants of the Round -Ups and Expulsions of Rwandans The benign anti-Tutsi/anti-Rwandan sentiment that began in Tanzania in the 1970s smouldered slowly without any overt expression until the end of 1990 when the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) launched its war of liberation against the Habyarimana regime . The war marked the beginning of a new politico- ideological offensive on the part of the Habyarimana regime through tM agency of his sponsored collaborators mainly in Tanzania and the DRC. In the mid-1980s, some (political genius) invented the "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis and it spread like bush fire in the region and beyond. Political "gurus" in Tanzania espoused this nonsensical idea because it was being proselytised by some important figures in the political hierarchy.
In Tanzania, these political "gurus" tried to illustrate the veracity of their unfounded "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis by falsifying the plight of Banyamulenge1 in the DRC as proof of a "Hima Empire" conspiracy. These political "gurus" told the people that Banyamulenge had withdrawn their allegiance from the state of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and transferred it to Rwanda, soon to be an important bastion of the "Hima /Tutsi Empire. In the midst of this propaganda, and insinuating that naturalized Rwandans, particularly the Tutsi, and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi descent, have no real allegiance to the Republic, the propagandists coined the term "Bizima Karaha syndrome". This perception spread quickly down to the grassroots. Calling Rwandan immigrants and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi origin Banyamulenge became fashionable overnight and it persists to date. The Hima/Tutsi Empire campaign reached its xenophobic proportions in 1994 when the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) took over Kigali. The propaganda worsened when Rwanda took part in the DRC war and succeeded. The "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis seemed to be a reality, and Rwandans (particularly those profiled as Tutsi) began to be regarded as a real threat in the region . Hima Empire "experts" mushroomed everywhere, even down to the grassroots.
They taught the population to:
1. Be careful because their land and their other rights may fall in the hands of Rwandans in the near future;
2. Be aware because Rwandans are power hungry people and that given the slightest opportunity they would rule them; and
3. Be aware and remain vigilant so that the properties gained by Rwandans on Tanzanian soil were not repatriated. Banyamulenge are Congolese nationals of ancient Rwandan descent whose native language is Kinyarwanda. They inhabit the Kivu region of the DRC and have frequently been persecuted by successive regimes in the Congo, including being denied their citizenship rights. Since the 1990s, some of them have Fought on the side of the Rwandese Patriotic Army/Rwanda Defence Forces in the conflict between Rwanda and the DRC. Because of the cultural and ancestral similarity between the Hima of Uganda and the Tutsi of Rwanda, "Hima Empire" is also taken to mean "Tutsi Empire."
1s Bizima Karaha is a Rwandophone Congolese from Kivu province. He was one the founders of AFDL which fought to oust Mobutu. In the early days of the movement, he became well known at home and abroad for frequently speaking on behalf of the movement.
For the Tanzanian politico-bureaucratic elite, which had been warning against imminent "Hima Empire· encroachment, the take over of Kigali by the RPF was an opportunity to prove to the public that the empire building conspiracy was real and dangerous. The RPF was then falsely characterised as an exclusively Diaspora Tutsi movement.
At the height of its confusion, the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis inconsistently lumps together all Rwandans as a power hungry, empire seeking species; regardless of whether or not they are actually Tutsi/Hima.
This xenophobic politico-ideological construct dominated the political discourse at some point and became a tool for those who attempted to explain the root cause of conflict in the Great Lakes Region. For the self-proclaimed "political analysts" in Tanzania, the "Hima Empire" building dynamic was directly or indirectly associated with conflicts in the Region . In practical terms, the nascent xenophobia manifested itself in many subtle ways. For example, senior Tanzanian public servants profiled as Tutsi descendants were subjected to close scrutiny and were in some cases called in for special vetting.
Those among them who refuted the commonplace assertion that the seizure of power by the Rwandese Patriotic Front in 1994 was proof of the "Hima Empire" building project had their Tanzan ian nationalism questioned and were looked at with suspicion by the proponents of the pseudo-thesis.
Another manifestation was false labelling of political opponents as Hima/Tutsi. One extreme example was the bizarre labelling of Tanzania's first President, Julius Nyerere as a non-Tanzanian of Hima/Tutsi origin by Reverend Mtikila, President of the opposition Democratic Party (DP). Such trends have had something to do with the round up operations and expulsions of Rwandans in Tanzania.
It would however be an oversimplification to attribute the xenophobic tendencies among some Tanzanians solely to belief in the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis. Indeed, there are other factors that fuelled the drive to expel Rwandans during the period 2000-2006.
Some laws and policies that have recently been passed in Tanzania inculcated among Tanzanians new ways of thinking about aliens, in general, in the course of responding to new needs and priorities.
For example:
- 1. The Land Act, 1999, and the Village Land Act, 1999, both heightened people's consciousness and hunger for land . The newly perceived value of land and the enormous legal powers conferred to villages in terms of land control, planning, and disposition put "foreigners" in a vulnerable land tenure position .
- 2. The Agricultural and Livestock Policy, 1997, which emphasizes environmental conservation in rural areas and the National Wildlife Policy, 1998, were both bound to bring Rwandan pastoralists living in Tanzania and their grazing practices (including those in game reserves) under close scrutiny.
- 3. Other factors such as the economic malaise prevailing in Tanzania during the period under discussion (e.g., rising costs of living, food shortages, droughts, a crisis in the labor market, etc.) may have fuelled intolerance of Rwandans perceived as illegal aliens. It is commonly acknowledged that "periods of economic hardship tend to coincide with a marked increase in xenophobic attitudes and even extreme measures such as violence and expulsion."
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Your avatar choice should be self explanatory!!Koba sijui Kagame alikupa nini, mimi naweza nikaamini kuwa wewe ni mliberali tu wala hakuna wa kubishana na wewe kuhusiana na issue za Kagame na Hima empire.Lakini cha kufurahisha ukweli unaujua mwenyewe moyoni mwako hata kama Kagame ni baba yako ama ni mume wako
mkuu mzizi mkavu usisikilize vimitanda vinavyotafuta umaarufu kupitiwa na migao ya ngo siku ya uhai wao mtu akisoma asiemjua kagame anaweza shtuka kweli kweli...wamemshindwa ruto /rais wa kenya nini kagame mkuu wanaoteza muda maombi yangu mi na wewe iwe kuwaondoa wale m23 kule walikoonyo lililotolewa na ikulu ya marekani dhidi ya serikali ya rwanda, linalomtaka rais wa nchi hiyo, paul kagame, kuacha kuwasaidia waasi wa kikundi cha m23, lina kila dalili zinazomuweka kwenye kundi la viongozi wa kiafrika ambao hatma yao baada ya kuachia madaraka inazungukwa na wingu la mashaka. Rais wa marekani, barack obama, ambaye mapema wiki hii alikaririwa na vyombo vya habari mbalimbali duniani akimtaka rais kagame kuacha kukisaidia kijeshi kikundi cha waasi wa m23, anaaminika kuitoa kauli hiyo kama msimamo wa serikali yake inayopinga watawala wanaojihusisha na uhalifu wa kivita. Ingawa hadi sasa rais kagame hajatajwa na ikulu ya marekani kama mmoja wa viongozi wa afrika wanaotuhumiwa kwa uhalifu wa kivita, onyo lililotolewa na rais obama linadhihirisha kuwepo kwa ushahidi unaomhusisha na matukio ya aina hiyo yaliyopata kuwagharimu baadhi ya marais walionyooshewa kidole na marekani kwa aina hii hii anayonyooshewa sasa kagame. Wadadisi na wafuatiliaji wa mambo walioichambua kauli ya rais obama, wanaeleza kuwa aliitoa baada ya marekani kujiridhisha na ushahidi ilioukusanya ukiihusisha serikali ya rwanda kuwasaidia waasi wa kundi la m23. Wanaeleza kuwa marekani baada ya kubaini ushirika wa majeshi ya rwanda yaliyojipenyeza ndani ya makundi ya waasi wanaopigana na serikali ya kongo, huku wakitekeleza vitendo vya kinyama dhidi ya binadamu katika maeneo ya mashariki mwa nchi hiyo yenye utajiri mkubwa wa madini, imeamua kumtosa kagame, ambaye amekuwa na uswahiba wa muda mrefu na taifa hilo. Katika tathimini yao kuhusu uzito wa onyo la rais obama kwa rais kagame, wanaeleza kuwa hataweza kuepuka kitanzi cha mashitaka katika mahakama ya kimataifa ya uhalifu wa kivita (icc). Waasi wa kikundi cha m23, mbali na kuendesha mapambano dhidi ya majeshi ya serikali ya kongo, jambo linalopingwa na jumuiya ya kimataifa, pia wanatuhumiwa kwa ubakaji na mauaji ya watu wasiokuwa na hatia. Tuhuma hizo pia zinaelekezwa kwa majeshi ya rwanda, yanayodaiwa kushirikiana na waasi hao na ndizo zinazomuweka rais kagame katika hatari ya kufikishwa mahakamani na hata kuhukumiwa kama ilivyokuwa kwa aliyekuwa rais wa liberia, charles taylor, ambaye kwa sasa anatumikia kifungo cha miaka 50 jela baada ya kupatikana na makosa ya uhalifu wa kivita nchini sierra leone ambako zaidi ya watu 50,000 waliuawa katika vita ya wenyewe kwa wenyewe na wengine wengi wakiachwa na ulemavu wa kudumu. Kama inavyotokea kwa rais kagame sasa, kwa taylor pia ilikuwa hivyo hivyo, pale alipokuwa akionywa na jumuiya za kimataifa na yeye kudharau maonyo hayo. Wakati wadadisi na wachambuzi wa mambo wakiwa na mtizamo huo kuhusu onyo la serikali ya marekani dhidi ya rais kagame kujiingiza kijeshi katika vita vya ndani ya kongo, ushahidi uliokusanywa na taasisi za umoja ya mataifa za kutoa misaada ya kibinadamu unaonyesha kuwa wanajeshi wa rwanda wanaopigana bega kwa bega na waasi wa m23 wamekuwa wakijihusisha na vitendo vya kihalifu dhidi ya binadamu. Ni ushahidi wa aina hiyo ndio uliotumiwa na icc, kumhukumu taylor, aliyekuwa akituhumiwa kuvisaidia vikundi vya waasi vya revolutionary united front (ruf) na armed forces revolutionary council (afrc) kwa kuvigawia silaha za kivita kwa muktadha wa kupewa madini ya almasi. Stephen rapp, mchambuzi wa sheria za makosa ya jinai wa marekani, katika mahojiano yake na gazeti la the guardian la nchini uingereza, alieleza kuwa uongozi wa serikali ya rwanda una tuhuma za kujibu katika mahakama ya icc, kuhusu mapigano yanayoendelea mashariki mwa kongo. Kauli hiyo ya rapp inaunga mkono madai ya mara kwa mara ya mashirika ya kimataifa yanayojihusisha na utetezi wa haki za binadamu ya human right watch, save the children, unicef na unhcr, ambayo kwa nyakati tofauti yamekuwa yakidai kuwa na ushahidi wa kutosha wa waasi wa m23 kusaidiwa na jeshi la rwanda kufanya mauaji ya raia wasiokuwa na hatia katika miji mbalimbali ya mashariki mwa kongo. Inadaiwa pia kuwa upo ushahidi unaoonyesha jinsi ambavyo waasi wa m23 wamekuwa wakiwatumia watoto wadogo katika vikosi vya majeshi na ndio ambao wamekuwa wakitangulizwa mstari wa mbele katika uwanja wa mapambano, hususan katika matukio ya uhalifu wa kivita. Tuhuma nyingine zinazoelekezewa serikali ya kigali ni kufadhili kundi la waasi la cndp, lililokuwa chini ya uongozi wa jenerali bosco ntaganda, ambaye amejisalimisha kwenye mahakama ya icc mapema mwaka huu. Sehemu kubwa ya wapiganaji wa kundi la ntaganda sasa wameungana na waasi wa kundi la m23 na wamekuwa wakijiimarisha kiulinzi katika maeneo yenye utajiri mkubwa wa madini nchini kongo. mtanzania rais paul kagame hatarini kushitakiwa icc - gumzo la jiji
Mbona jina langu silioni hapo au mlinisahau:A S-confused1:!Upo vizuri sana, haya Koba aje kuleta ujeuri wake hapa
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Conspiracy Plan
Hima clan And Tutsi Master Plan Conspiracy (underground document)
MEETING HELD AT THE HOME OF H.E. PRESIDENT Y.M. MUSEVENI, THE PRESIDENT OF UGANDA AT RUSHERE NYABUSHOZ1 ON 15-3-1992
ATTENDANCE
1. Mr.Y.K. Museveni Nyabushozi
2. Mrs. J. Museveni Nyabushozi
3. Mr. Elly Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungano
4. Mr. Eric Kabango Rukungiri
5. Akwandanaho Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
6. Mr. Sam Kutesa Nyabushozi
7. Mr. Abel Katemowe Rukungiri
8. Canon Rwabugaire Buyania, Rukungiri
9. Mrs. Rwabugaire Buyanja, Rukungiri
10. John Wycliff Karigire Ntungamo
11. Mrs. Karazarwe Ntungamo
12. Mrs. Rwakakoko Ruhama, Ntungamo
13. Bob Kabonero Ntungamo
14. Mr. Jim Muhwezi Rukungiri
15. Mrs. Susan Muhwezi Rukungiri
16. Mr. Jotham Tumwesigye Nyabushozi, Mbarara
17. Mr. John Nasasira Kazo
18. Mzee Nyindombi Kebisoni
19. Mrs. Faith Bitamurire Kebisoni
20. Mugisha Muhwezi Nyindobi Kebisoni
21. Mrs. Jane Mwesigye Sembabule
22. Mrs. Mwesigye Sembalue
23. Mr. Kamugisha Kebisoni
24. Mrs. Kamugisha Kebisoni
25. Mr. John Kazoora Ntungamo
26. Mr. Christopher Kiyombo Ntungamo
27. Major Henry Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
28. Mrs. Tumukunde Buyanja Kitojo
29. Mzee Rwakanengere Kashari Rubaya
30. Jolly Rwakanengere Kampala, Rubaya
31. Mrs Salim Saleh Nyabushozi
32. Rev. Kajangye Buyanja, Kitojo
33. Aronda Nyakeirima Buyanja, Kitojo
34. Mzee Mpira Nuyanja Nyakibungo
35. Charles Muhhozi Kifaburaza Kagunga
36. Justus Katono Karishunga Buyanja
37. Elly Karuhanga Nyabushozi, Mbarara
38. Mzee Kafumusi Ibanda
39. Sikora B.K. Buhweju, Buyaruguru
40. P. Kaitirima Sembabule
41. Mathew Rukikakire Sembabule
42. Mrs. Rukikare Kabura, Rukungiri
43. Sam Baingana Rukungiri
44. Mrs Baingana Rukungiri
45. Mzee Amos Nzei Kabale
46. Mrs. Nzei Kabale
47. Mzee Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
48. Mrs. Mary Rutamwebwa Nyabushozi
49. Rev. Canon Sam Rubunda Nyabushozi
50. Mrs. Jennifer Kutesa Sembabule/Ntungamo
51. Eriya Kategaya Rwampara
52. Jovia Kankunda Mbarara
53. Mzee Rwakiturate Nyabushozi
54. Rwabantu Rusheyi Ntungamo
55. Col. Chefali Kazo
56. Col. Kazini J. Nyabushozi
57. Major Kashaka Nyabushozi
58. Jero Bwende Nyabushozi
59. Augustine Ruzindana Rubaya, Ntungamo
60. Ephraim Rusimirwa Nyakabuye
61. Mzee Kaino Nyakininga
62. Rev. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
63. Mrs. J. Rujoki Nshwerunkuye
64. Prince John Barigye Kashari
65. Kanyesigye Barigye Junior Kashari
66. Kirimani Nyabushozi
67. Fred Kanyabubale Kitojo Buyanja
68. Kakurungu Kitojo
69. Captain Biraro Nyabushozi
70. Mrs. Nasasira Kazo
71. Herbert Rwabwende Kashari
72. Odrek Rwabwogo Nyabushozi
73. Hope Kivegere President's Office
74. Bishop Justus Ruhindi Rukugiri
75. Justin Sabiiti Mbarara
76. Maama Rubindi North Kigezi Diocese
AGENDA
1. Prayers
2. Opening Remarks by H.E. (Chairman)
3. Strategy for the next 50 years
4. Plan of Action
Minute 1.00:
The meeting started with a prayer led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Ruhindi at exactly 11.00p.m. who prayed for good deliberations.
Minute 2:00
The Chairman, H.E. welcomed the Basita Clan and other clans present in his home. He briefed members present the purpose of the meeting and thanked organizers for a good job done.
He told members that the only opportunity they have is this one when he is still President. He directed Hope Kivengyere to act as a link between his office and these people at grass roots.
He told them that they were few in number and that he fought to liberate them so that they could be heard in society and Uganda at large.
He reminded them of the need to have a master plan for at least fifty years if the Hima clan is to remain vibrant and rich.
H.E. told his listeners that if they cannot use the opportunity maximally, their daughters and sons would blame them in future.
At this function he revealed to them a scheme and plan of action in order for them to achieve their desired goals as:
To have the highest education qualifications during his term of office for their children.
To make sure they are the richest people in Uganda with the 50 years master plan.
To make sure they control the army and have the highest ranks in the army.
To ensure that they take charge of all the resources in the country
To ensure none of those not concerned, not to know about the action plan.
Every one of them was directed to recruit the Bahima boys to join the army so that they could dominate the ISO, PPU, ESO and Military Police as this would assist in the resisting of other tribes that would attempt to take power by the use of force.
Minute 3.00:
The chairman informed the members to unite so that they could remain the only kings in the region. He said that the master plan couldn't be achieved unless 80% of their youths are properly trained and equipped with the best necessities to maintain these issues.
At this juncture the chairman directed Mr. Elly Karuhanga to take charge of educating the sons and daughters and send them abroad in countries such as India, England, America and South Africa. Karuhanga accepted the responsibility without hesitation. The chairman also directed Mr. Kirimani to take charge of educating the daughters and sons internally, especially to ensure that he put up special school in Nyabushozi to cater for the interests of the group,
On this note Mr. Kutesa suggested to upgrade Bunyanyeru Resettlement School from Nursery upto Secondary, which was passed with no arguments.
Minute 4:00
Mr. Elly Rwakakoko interjected the chairman's speech by giving directions to members on the real discussion by introducing a new chapter of how H.E. could be succeeded after his term of office.
On this point Mrs. Jovia Salim Saleh begged the members to ensure that after H.E. the next president must come from the Basita clan. She said that she had done a lot for the Basita and taken a lot of risks for the last 20 years and therefore it was important that the Basita take charge of the resources of the country. The members resolved that she was not in order.
Minute 5.00:
Mzee Ephrann Rusimira suggested that the new president should be the brother to the president if the master plan is to succeed. He warned that if the Bairu and non Bahima clans got to know about the action plan, it would fail to take off.
Minute 6.00:
Mzee Rutamwebwa suggested that Salim Saleh should go back to school if the objectives of the action are to be achieved. He suggested that Salim Saleh had to get "0" Level Certificate and "A"Level Certificate. This was unanimously agreed to.
He also suggested that someone close, possibly the son of H.E. should be groomed to take over the reigns from Salim Saleh. This too was agreed on and the group begged H.E. to look around for a boy who would be groomed.The group also brainstormed about how to destroy those who would gang up to take power from the clan. Death was suggested for the potential leaders who would attempt to fail the master plan.
Mmute 7.00: The way Forward:
a) Deny other people access to economic resources through:
i. Overtaxing individuals and companies, which don't belong to our people and protect those of our people.
ii. Destroying co-operative societies and unions.
iii. Selling Parastatals and public enterprises that others don't gain from them.
iv. Commercialize education and health services.
b) Our people to be employed in lucrative public offices from which they should reap maximally while being protected from prosecution.
c) Destruction of the economic, military and political will of Northern and Eastern Uganda.
d) Immediate return of non-political Kabaka of Buganda while we promote disunity among the Buganda.
e) Uniting all Bahima in the Great Lakes Region and awakening their political, military and economic process.
f) Participating in the exploitation of economic resources of rich neighboring states.
g) Making strategic alliances with whatever power in the world that will enhance achievement of this plan.
Minute 8.00:
Members recommended that all those given responsibility must ensure the achievement of the objectives. H.E. was mandated to appoint committees or individuals to implement the different aspects of the master plan. Confidentiality must be ensured at all costs.
The meeting closed at 4.00a.m. on 16-03-1992.
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The moment Mugabe told Museveni: 'Your intelligence is exaggerated'
By Andrew M. Mwenda
Paris, 1998: Mugabe told Museveni he will "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire."
EVENT: it is a cold November winter of 1998 in Paris and President Jacques Chirac of France is host of a large conference of African statesmen. The presidents are assembled to discuss continuing armed conflict on the continent and the ever-increasing economic crisis of the countries in the region.
In attendance at the French president's residence, the Eiles (sic) Palace are presidents Chirac, Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Laurent Kabila of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pasteur Bizimungu of Rwanda and Benjamin Mkapa of Tanzania. There is also Yama Jame to Gambia, Abdu Diof of Senegal, Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, Joachim Chisano of Mozambique, Sam Nujoma of Namibia and Frederick Chiluba of Zambia to mention only a few.
The conversation finally settles down of the DRC. Uganda and Rwanda which had helped Kabila have turned against their proxy and organised armed resistance against him after a failed coup. However, Kabila has called in Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia to help bolster his fledging government and it has worked. Kabila accuses Museveni and Kagame of Rwanda of a hidden plot to build a Hima-Tutsi empire.
"That Bizumungu you see over there," Kabila spits the words with disdain "he is a Hutu and just a figure head. Real power lies with Paul Kagame, his vice president. So there is no reason for Bizimungu to even sit in this meeting with other heads of state when he is only a personal assistant to Kagame."
Museveni interjects saying the meeting should discuss more serious issues. But nobody is real listening; and as matter of fact he has too many contrary minds all over the place, does Museveni.
Mugabe is pissed at this talk of 'more serious issues' and says the threat of a Hima-Tutsi empire is a real and serious issue; in tones that suggest he is convinced it is even the only issue that should be discussed here today. "I have always heard that you are a very intelligent and popular man," Mugabe tells Museveni right into his face, "I now think your intelligence is quite exaggerated."
And with that, the old man walks out of the meeting in protest, wagging his finger at Museveni and vowing to "fight to the death" against the "creation of a Hima-Tutsi empire." Jameh of Gambia also interjects, telling Museveni that he thought the Ugandan president was a new hope for Africa, "not an ethnic chauvinist bent on re-creating obsolete pre-historic empires". In the cacophony of voices, one voice is quiet. Chirac is completely taken apart by surprise at this remarkable outplay by Africa's leading statesmen.
Link: http://www.newzimbabwe.com/pages/powell13.11729.html
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The Question of the Recent Expulsion of Rwandans from Tanzania
Journal ofAfrican Conflicts and Peace Studies
Politico-Ideological Lubricants of the Round -Ups and Expulsions of Rwandans The benign anti-Tutsi/anti-Rwandan sentiment that began in Tanzania in the 1970s smouldered slowly without any overt expression until the end of 1990 when the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) launched its war of liberation against the Habyarimana regime . The war marked the beginning of a new politico- ideological offensive on the part of the Habyarimana regime through tM agency of his sponsored collaborators mainly in Tanzania and the DRC. In the mid-1980s, some (political genius) invented the "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis and it spread like bush fire in the region and beyond. Political "gurus" in Tanzania espoused this nonsensical idea because it was being proselytised by some important figures in the political hierarchy.
In Tanzania, these political "gurus" tried to illustrate the veracity of their unfounded "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis by falsifying the plight of Banyamulenge1 in the DRC as proof of a "Hima Empire" conspiracy. These political "gurus" told the people that Banyamulenge had withdrawn their allegiance from the state of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and transferred it to Rwanda, soon to be an important bastion of the "Hima /Tutsi Empire. In the midst of this propaganda, and insinuating that naturalized Rwandans, particularly the Tutsi, and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi descent, have no real allegiance to the Republic, the propagandists coined the term "Bizima Karaha syndrome". This perception spread quickly down to the grassroots. Calling Rwandan immigrants and Tanzanian nationals of Tutsi origin Banyamulenge became fashionable overnight and it persists to date. The Hima/Tutsi Empire campaign reached its xenophobic proportions in 1994 when the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) took over Kigali. The propaganda worsened when Rwanda took part in the DRC war and succeeded. The "Hima Empire" pseudo- thesis seemed to be a reality, and Rwandans (particularly those profiled as Tutsi) began to be regarded as a real threat in the region . Hima Empire "experts" mushroomed everywhere, even down to the grassroots.
They taught the population to:
1. Be careful because their land and their other rights may fall in the hands of Rwandans in the near future;
2. Be aware because Rwandans are power hungry people and that given the slightest opportunity they would rule them; and
3. Be aware and remain vigilant so that the properties gained by Rwandans on Tanzanian soil were not repatriated. Banyamulenge are Congolese nationals of ancient Rwandan descent whose native language is Kinyarwanda. They inhabit the Kivu region of the DRC and have frequently been persecuted by successive regimes in the Congo, including being denied their citizenship rights. Since the 1990s, some of them have Fought on the side of the Rwandese Patriotic Army/Rwanda Defence Forces in the conflict between Rwanda and the DRC. Because of the cultural and ancestral similarity between the Hima of Uganda and the Tutsi of Rwanda, "Hima Empire" is also taken to mean "Tutsi Empire."
1s Bizima Karaha is a Rwandophone Congolese from Kivu province. He was one the founders of AFDL which fought to oust Mobutu. In the early days of the movement, he became well known at home and abroad for frequently speaking on behalf of the movement.
For the Tanzanian politico-bureaucratic elite, which had been warning against imminent "Hima Empire· encroachment, the take over of Kigali by the RPF was an opportunity to prove to the public that the empire building conspiracy was real and dangerous. The RPF was then falsely characterised as an exclusively Diaspora Tutsi movement.
At the height of its confusion, the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis inconsistently lumps together all Rwandans as a power hungry, empire seeking species; regardless of whether or not they are actually Tutsi/Hima.
This xenophobic politico-ideological construct dominated the political discourse at some point and became a tool for those who attempted to explain the root cause of conflict in the Great Lakes Region. For the self-proclaimed "political analysts" in Tanzania, the "Hima Empire" building dynamic was directly or indirectly associated with conflicts in the Region . In practical terms, the nascent xenophobia manifested itself in many subtle ways. For example, senior Tanzanian public servants profiled as Tutsi descendants were subjected to close scrutiny and were in some cases called in for special vetting.
Those among them who refuted the commonplace assertion that the seizure of power by the Rwandese Patriotic Front in 1994 was proof of the "Hima Empire" building project had their Tanzan ian nationalism questioned and were looked at with suspicion by the proponents of the pseudo-thesis.
Another manifestation was false labelling of political opponents as Hima/Tutsi. One extreme example was the bizarre labelling of Tanzania's first President, Julius Nyerere as a non-Tanzanian of Hima/Tutsi origin by Reverend Mtikila, President of the opposition Democratic Party (DP). Such trends have had something to do with the round up operations and expulsions of Rwandans in Tanzania.
It would however be an oversimplification to attribute the xenophobic tendencies among some Tanzanians solely to belief in the "Hima Empire" pseudo-thesis. Indeed, there are other factors that fuelled the drive to expel Rwandans during the period 2000-2006.
Some laws and policies that have recently been passed in Tanzania inculcated among Tanzanians new ways of thinking about aliens, in general, in the course of responding to new needs and priorities.
For example:
- 1. The Land Act, 1999, and the Village Land Act, 1999, both heightened people's consciousness and hunger for land . The newly perceived value of land and the enormous legal powers conferred to villages in terms of land control, planning, and disposition put "foreigners" in a vulnerable land tenure position .
- 2. The Agricultural and Livestock Policy, 1997, which emphasizes environmental conservation in rural areas and the National Wildlife Policy, 1998, were both bound to bring Rwandan pastoralists living in Tanzania and their grazing practices (including those in game reserves) under close scrutiny.
- 3. Other factors such as the economic malaise prevailing in Tanzania during the period under discussion (e.g., rising costs of living, food shortages, droughts, a crisis in the labor market, etc.) may have fuelled intolerance of Rwandans perceived as illegal aliens. It is commonly acknowledged that "periods of economic hardship tend to coincide with a marked increase in xenophobic attitudes and even extreme measures such as violence and expulsion."
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