Rwanda ex-spy chief 'murdered' in South Africa

Rwanda ex-spy chief 'murdered' in South Africa

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Aliyekuwa mkuu wa idara ya usalama wa Rwanda ameuwa huko afrika kusini.watu walimwita hotelini ambako walimmaliza. Huyu na aliyekuwa na aliyekuwa mkuu wa jeshi walikimbilia SA baada ya kutofautiana na PK. Pk hafafai ni dikteta wazi.
 
Nimesikia habari hii BBC asubuhu kweli PAUL KAGAME ni dikteta Lakini ajue aue kwa upange nae ataangamizwa kwa upanga
 
Aliyekuwa mkuu wa idara ya usalama wa Rwanda ameuwa huko afrika kusini.watu walimwita hotelini ambako walimmaliza. Huyu na aliyekuwa na aliyekuwa mkuu wa jeshi walikimbilia SA baada ya kutofautiana na PK. Pk hafafai ni dikteta wazi.

Hiyo inaitwa Rwanda death squad ndiyo inayofanya shughuli hii, hata kama upo wapi wanakufuata so long as umekosana na PK yaani huyu PK amejaa damu za watu

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RWANDA /BREAKING NEWS
Amahoro People's Congress – FDU-INKINGI – RNC
Washington DC, January 1, 2014
The Rwandan opposition is deeply saddened to announce the assassination of Colonel Patrick Karegeya today in Johannesburg, South Africa. His body was found in a Hotel where he went for a meeting. The South African authorities are investigating the murder.
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Colonel Patrick Karegeya was a key figure in the Rwandan opposition and a founding member of the Rwanda National Congress. Rwandan opposition key figures have been a target in South Africa and other parts of the world. We all remember our colleague General Kayumba Nyamwasa who survived two assassination attempts in Johannesburg on June 18, 2010 and June 20, 2010. Investigations have found overwhelming evidence of the involvement of Rwandan Intelligence operatives in those attempts.
By killing its opponents, the criminal regime in Kigali seeks to intimidate and silence the Rwandan people into submission. The regime is hugely mistaken. Such criminal activities make Rwandan people more emboldened to struggle to remove the dictatorship.
Colonel Patrick Karegeya was a courageous soldier who died on the battlefield. We are determined more than ever before to carry the torch of struggling for freedom, for which he died. We shall win.
We extend our condolences to Mrs. Leah Karegeya and the children, and pray that they find strength in these difficult times.
May the Almighty God grant his soul to rest in peace.
Further details will be communicated later.
On behalf of the opposition Platform RNC, FDU-INKINGI and Amahoro People's Congress.
Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa
Coordinator
Rwanda National Congress.
ngombwa@gmail.com
 
[h=1]EXCLUSIVE: Gen Kayumba, Karegeya Move To Remove Kagame[/h] Exiled army officers Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa and Col Patrick Karegeya have vowed to "redouble efforts to cause internal change" in Rwanda, Chimpreports exclusively reports.
By Giles Muhame 25/02/2013 00:20:00
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Rwandan opposition members after the Johannesburg meeting
In a five-day joint meeting held in Johannesburg, South Africa on February 19, it was agreed among opposition parties FDU-INKINGI and Rwanda National Congress (RNC) that members commit themselves to "pursue their efforts in order to empower the structures and reach the goal to transform the country."
Members further concurred to "reinforce information dissemination and to enlighten our people about the precarious situation in the country."
According to resolutions of the meeting, the opposition groups further agreed "to continue and deepen our diplomatic outreach and coordinate resource mobilization inside and outside the country (Rwanda)."
This is the latest meeting of the main Rwandan opposition groups seeking to remove President Paul Kagame from power.

Kagame has in the past accused Kayumba and Karegeya of indulging in subversive activities.
Speaking at a press conference in Kampala in 2011, the Rwandan leader said he had information linking Kayumba to rebel activities in Congo.
"If Nyamwasa decides to pick up guns, because there are such signs, we have medicine for him," Kagame noted.
Nyamwasa, who survived an assassination attempt in South Africa in 2010, has denied any involvement in subversive activities.
Kagame said "the likes of Kayumba have a loud mouth but time will come when they will shut up."
The President further clarified reports that Rwanda masterminded the plot to kill Kayumba in South Africa were untrue and baseless.
Speaking to Time Magazine last year, Kagame noted: "This one in South Africa, [dissident General] Kayumba [Nyamwasa, former Rwandan army chief of staff, now living in self-imposed exile in South Africa, where two attempts have been made on his life] is saying in the press in South Africa, actually I was trying to make a coup happen."
"If you have somebody out there saying ‘I wanted to carry out a coup,' and later on he is shot, maybe he deserves it," the President added.
Nyamwasa was recently quoted by City Press admitting he was involved in plans to topple President Kagame.
"Because a coup means he wanted to kill people here. You are really indicting yourself by saying ‘I wanted to kill people in order to make a change happen.' It's like you are really declaring war on a country," elaborated Kagame.
And speaking during a Citizen Outreach programme in Gicumbi last year, Kagame warned: "Those in exile who may intend to destroy what we have achieved should know that we will not accept this. When you build something, you have to ensure it lasts, and guard it against destruction."
Resolutions Members of the coordinating committees of FDU-INKINGI and RNC who attended the Johannesburg meeting were Nkiko Nsengimana, Charles Ndereyehe, Sixbert Musangamfura from FDU-INKINGI and Condo Gervais, Kayumba Nyamwasa, Patrick Karegeya and Paulin Murayi of RNC.
The participants expressed their gratitude to the coordinators of the joint platform for the tremendous work accomplished within two years since its inception and the signature of the joint memorandum of understanding in Montreux, Switzerland on 25 January 2010.
They agreed to strengthen the partnership; set up a joint working committee after internal consultation within the components; appoint members of the joint task forces as soon as possible and enhance cooperation with other political parties.
"To this end, to put in place a mechanism to hasten the process of their subsequent participation in the activities of the platform; to reaffirm our commitment to struggle for democratisation and civil liberties in our homeland that have alluded us for decades but more so under the RPF government and are determined to mobilise Rwandans to fight for the independence of those crucial institutions," the opposition members resolved.
The meeting further "condemned in the strongest terms possible the current manoeuvres by President Paul Kagame to amend the constitution allowing him to stand for a third term and continue exacting human rights violations in Rwanda and in the Great Lakes region."
During recent Citizen Outreach tours, Rwandans have called on Kagame to seek another term in office after 2017. Kagame has previously said he has no intentions to stand for president again. But recently, he directed top leaders of RPF to reach out to the people at the grassroots to seek their views on the matter.
The Johannesburg meeting called upon all Rwandans, all neighbouring countries and the international community to "roundly condemn the efforts by President Kagame to endlessly perpetuate himself in power in Rwanda."
The meeting also supported the efforts by SADC countries for their contribution to the international force in the DRC to "safeguard the lives of our Congolese sisters and brothers, and to halt the bloody conflict perpetuated by Rwanda under the pretext of M23."
The RPF has won international admiration for radical infrastructural programmes, increased access to medical care, uplifting of economic status of millions of Rwandans and halting the 1994 genocide that cost over one million lives.
But the government has also equally come under pressure from western countries for allegedly backing M23 rebels, a charge Kigali vehemently denies.

- See more at: http://www.chimpreports.com/index.p...ve-to-remove-kagame.html#sthash.6LHnDkCy.dpuf
 
Body of colonel Patrick Karegeya, the former head of Rwanda's external intelligence service, found strangled in a hotel in south Africa.

A former head of Rwanda's external intelligence service was found strangled in a hotel in South Africa, where he has lived in exile for several years, his opposition party said on Thursday.


"The Rwandan opposition is deeply saddened to announce the assassination of Colonel Patrick Karegeya in Johannesburg," the Rwanda National Congress (RNC) said in a statement. "His body was found in a hotel where he went for a meeting."

"It is true," Frank Ntwali, the party's chairman for Africa told AFP early Thursday. "He was strangled by agents of (Rwandan President Paul) Kagame."

Ntwali said Karegeya was killed at the Michelangelo Towers, an upmarket hotel in the Johannesburg suburb of Sandton. It was not immediately clear if he was killed on Tuesday night or on Wednesday.

Karegeya, in his early fifties, was for a long time very close to Kagame. He served as head of external intelligence for around a decade before being demoted to army spokesman and was later arrested and jailed.



Source: Rwanda ex-spy chief 'murdered' in South Africa - Telegraph
 
Uyo jamaa inasemekana toka siku alikuwa anapanga mbinu za kumpindua Kagame akiwa uko South.

Na alishafanya mikutano mingi ya siri ya kimapinduzi hivo amevuna alichopanda.

RIP
 
Patrick Karegeya had fallen out with
Rwandan President Paul Kagame and
was living in exile since 2006.
A former head of Rwanda's external
intelligence service was found
strangled in a hotel in South Africa,
where he has lived in exile for several
years , his opposition party said.
" The Rwandan opposition is deeply
saddened to announce the
assassination of Colonel Patrick
Karegeya in Johannesburg, " the
Rwanda National Congress (RNC ) said
in a statement on Thursday.
" His body was found in a hotel where
he went for a meeting."
" It is true," Frank Ntwali , the party ' s
chairman for Africa told AFP news
agency .
" He was strangled by agents of
(Rwandan President Paul) Kagame ."
Ntwali said Karegeya was killed at the
Michelangelo Towers , an upmarket
hotel in the Johannesburg suburb of
Sandton . It was not immediately clear
if he was killed on Tuesday night or on
Wednesday.
Karegeya , in his early fifties , was for a
long time very close to Kagame .
He served as head of external
intelligence for around a decade
before being demoted to army
spokesman and was later arrested and
jailed .
He was stripped of his rank of colonel
in 2006 and fled into exile the
following year .
Another prominent Rwandan
dissident in South Africa, Faustin
Kayumba Nyamwasa , survived two
assassination attempts in June 2010.
Rwanda accused Nyamwasa of
terrorism and trying to destabilise the
country.
The RNC statement said investigations
had found " overwhelming evidence of
the involvement of Rwandan
intelligence operatives in those
attempts ".
Rwanda has vehemently denied
involvement in the attacks .
Karegeya and Nyamwasa are both
prominent figures in the opposition
party , despite not holding specific
posts .
Karegeya leaves behind his wife Leah
and three children.

Source Al jazeera
Last update 7 hrs ago
 
Wache maana ni wao kwa wao, ndugu wakigombana wewe shika jembe kalime na wakipatana shika kapu kavune
 
Soma link chini hapo for more information.

Source: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/touch/story.html?id=9341418h
 
Uyo jamaa inasemekana toka siku alikuwa anapanga mbinu za kumpindua Kagame akiwa uko South.

Na alishafanya mikutano mingi ya siri ya kimapinduzi hivo amevuna alichopanda.

RIP

wapinzani wote wa kagame 'wanasemekana' kuandaa mbinu za kumpindua! Give a dog a bad name...
 
Uyo jamaa inasemekana toka siku alikuwa anapanga mbinu za kumpindua Kagame akiwa uko South.

Na alishafanya mikutano mingi ya siri ya kimapinduzi hivo amevuna alichopanda.

RIP


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Mkuu naona Zuma alipashwa kuvunja uhusiano wa Kibalozi na Rwanda, hii ni mara ya ngapi nchi hiyo inatuma death squad Africa Kusini bila woga? Binafsi nafikiri jamaa huyu kaingizwa mkenge na mwanamke, maanake aingii akilini kwamba anaweza kwenda kukutana na watu bila ya kumfahamisha Nyamwasa just incase i.e kwa usalama wake!! Alijua wazi wazi alikuwa anawindwa - si rahisi kwenda sehemu yoyote kichwa kichwa bila ya kumpa taarifa mwenzake/ulinzi.
 
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