Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Photo/FILE
By AFP
Posted Tuesday, September 7 2010 at 16:56
Posted Tuesday, September 7 2010 at 16:56
NAIROBI, Tuesday
Once Rwandan President Paul Kagame's most trusted allies, who fought alongside him to end the 1994 genocide, some of his exiled former comrades-in-arms are now spearheading calls to oust him.
Kagame has often silenced Hutu opposition with accusations of pro-genocide ideology but the fiercest challenge to his rule is emerging from his erstwhile close circle of Tutsi rebels from the Ugandan diaspora.
Four of them co-authored a document which AFP obtained Tuesday accusing Kagame of being authoritarian, corrupt and driving the country back towards a conflict on the same scale as the 1994 massacres Read More
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