Will Kagame and Uhuru attend Mandela's burial ceremony

Seems freedom kwako ni ile genocidal government iliyopigwa kichapo cha mbwa,Rwanda haina muda na wapuuzi wewe.

hazikutoshi, labda genocide iwe ni kwa watusi tu ikitokea DRC na kwa jamii nyingine ni sherehe kwa watusi
 
Mkuu, leo umewakana ndugu zako?

hawa viumbe wanamatatizo makubwa hata general Rwegima aliuwawa na dikteta kagame pamoja na msaada mkubwa aliompa. Achilia mbali akina nyamwasa wananchi wa DRC wanaouwawa kwa ajili ya rasilimali zao wenyewe, na wahutu masikini wenye rwanda yao
 
hawa viumbe wanamatatizo makubwa hata general Rwegima aliuwawa na dikteta kagame pamoja na msaada mkubwa aliompa. Achilia mbali akina nyamwasa wananchi wa DRC wanaouwawa kwa ajili ya rasilimali zao wenyewe, na wahutu masikini wenye rwanda yao

mokala1989 unajua just by shouting the loudest does not mean you will be heard. Unaweza ukawa unabweka tu. Historia huijui, jeografia ndo kabisaaa. hivi unajua hapa rwanda kuna raia milioni 11 na hao unawatetea hawajafika hata elfu 5 ambao wamekimbia vivuli vyao na demons zao zinawaandama kila siku. Wewe subiri kwanza tuwashughulikie hao ndugu zako FDLR wachache waliobaki huko congo halafu utaniambia. Juzi hapa kiongozi wa wamarekani alikuwa hapa na akaahidi kuwa hizo drones sasa zinaelekezwa kwa FDLR. Ni kuwatoa mapangoni na kuwashughulikia.
 

acha unafiki na chuki mokala 1989 ndiyo nani? Mimi majeshi 1981 au mokala ni id ya nyamwasa nini? Utayaimba sana haya maajina mpaka rwanda itakapokombolewa.
 

haki ndiyo itakayowafanya muwe huru ndani ya rwanda, kinyume na hapo hata jeshi la usa lingehamia rwanda kwa utawala huu wa kishetaani wa kagame bado watusi hamtakuwa salama
 
Geza ulole unajulikana na huu upuuzi wako,nobody taking you serious anymore, hii Kenya and Rwanda bashing kwa vitu vya kijinga kama ulivyopost vinaondoa credibility ya JF international,kuna section ya vijimambo unaweza post hizi garbage zako na ukapewa likes kama ulizopewa na wapuuzi wenzako hapo juu
 
Kikwete to speak at Mandela's burial


A woman is overcome with grief after paying her last respects to former South African President Nelson Mandela as he lies in state at the Union Buildings yesterday. PHOTO | AFP

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Former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda and Rwandan President Paul Kagame will also be there.


Dar/Pretoria. President Jakaya Kikwete is expected to speak at the Mandela burial ceremony in Qunu Village, South Africa on Sunday, representing a bloc of countries that supported freedom fighters in the struggle against apartheid.

Tanzania was at the helm of the Frontline States that threw their weight behind black people's struggle against the racist and oppressive policies of white rulers in southern Africa.

Mwalimu Julius Nyerere's leadership allowed the Umkotho we Sizwe (MK), the military wing of the African National Congress (ANC), to establish training camps in the country.

The first MK camps outside South Africa were established in 1963 and 1964 in Tanzania at Kongwa, Mbeya, Bagamoyo and Morogoro. Morogoro later became ANC's headquarters in Tanzania. Mwalimu Nyerere was instrumental in the setting up of the anti-apartheid movement, together with Bishop Trevor Huddleston in the early 1960s.

State House spokesperson Premmy Kibanga yesterday confirmed to The Citizen that President Kikwete would indeed be in Qunu for the final internment of Mzee Mandela.

"He will travel on Friday (today) to South Africa and I am aware he's among Heads of State who will speak at the burial on Sunday," said Ms Kibanga.
President Kikwete was among nearly 100 global leaders who were in Johannesburg on Tuesday to pay tribute to the fallen anti-apartheid hero at the Soweto township.

He was in Nairobi yesterday attending Kenya's 50th anniversary celebrations alongside 10 other presidents and heads of government.

South African government's International Relations spokesperson Clayon Monyela told the media in Pretoria yesterday that despite the burial ceremony being a private, family event, numerous foreign dignitaries were also expected to attend.

Malawian President Joyce Banda is another African leader expected to speak at the funeral on behalf of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc).
Former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda and Rwandan President Paul Kagame will also be there.

Meanwhile, President Kikwete has admitted he had a very hard time paying last respects to Mandela on Wednesday at the Union Buildings in Pretoria because of his close personal attachment to the anti-apartheid hero. "It was hard to believe that what I was seeing was real; I had problems accepting the reality that body I was looking at was that of Madiba. It was a very difficult moment for me," Kikwete said during an interview with South Africa Broadcasting Cooperation (SABC) soon after paying his last respects.

For his part, Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe hailed Madiba as a true revolutionist and a liberator. According to him, Mandela's death was a blow to Africa revolutionists.

"We travelled on a same road, we carried similar loads which were to lead our people against those who were oppressing us; to me he is a brother who will never been forgotten," said Mugabe.

For her part, Malawi President Ms Joyce Banda said, "He (Mandela) is a teacher who taught us the lesson of leadership; we must ensure that we use his teachings in improving our people's lives."
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Back to The Citizen: Kikwete to speak at Mandela's burial

MY TAKE
I hear he had negotiated with Uhuru to be given a chance to represent him there as EAC chairman so as to save his face!
 
Wishfully thinking!!!

He had no friend, fears everyone (including wife), can't go to east or west on daytime!, can't visit a neighbor, hiding all the time! what prison?
 
He had no friend, fears everyone (including wife), can't go to east or west on daytime!, can't visit a neighbor, hiding all the time! what prison?

mnaandika tu bora liende,facts kwenu ni kama kituo cha polisi,ni waste of time/energy debating na watu kama nyie,keep believing your stupidity!!
 
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