fergie001:



I am following Ndlovu's case of tampering with evidence.

Case adjourned, she was feeling unwell so resumption will be 9h15 tomorrow.

Dang, I missed it! Haven't caught the visuals but reading up on her she's one twisted character with a dash of humour .

Anyway, this Paul Kagame guy pisses me off. To think I used to approve of him.

jaxxy:
Terrorism how and it what way? The government of Rwanda seems to be a terrorism organization in democratic cloak.

That Man should be freed immediately!

Oya carry key go open gate for am

TMKsouth:


Dang, I missed it! Haven't caught the visuals but reading up on her she's one twisted character with a dash of humour .

Anyway, this Paul Kagame guy pissed me off. To think I used to approve of him.

I am not surprised....it's their style. Come into Power feeling like the saviour then later turn the tyrant they once condemned.

nameo:


You thought very wrong indeed

He is a Tutsi. The Tutsis are a minority and are still ruling over the majority Hutus. This was one of the causes("excuse" for the genocide against the Tutsis

Believe you me the Hutus will one day take over.

Africa will always be Africa. What's the essence of education ifwe still behave like the barbarians.

SocialJustice:
Fucking Africans, the only thing you know how to do is abdicate your responsibilities in the name of prayer and religion.

shut your damn mouth fore you drop nigga, last nigga diss me dropped nigga.

Maxymilliano:


His only crime is his political dissent from Paul Kagame, Kagame is gradually becoming the Kim Jong-Un of Africa

I laugh when ignoramuses sing Kagame's praises. A despot wicked man. When the west is tired of him, we will see his real color

Hndrrxxx:
shut your damn mouth fore you drop nigga, last nigga diss me dropped nigga.

Yen yen yen. Ewu

I'm waiting, when I get a hold of you, you'll spend the rest of your life in awaiting trial.

Tissaia:
Just like Namdi Kanu

Just that one was lured with sweet 16.

fergie001:

I am not surprised....it's their style. Come into Power feeling like the saviour then later turn the tyrant they once condemned.

Even if the dissidents threaten his developmental plans, are overseas assassinations necessary like Putin does? And no freedom of speech at home too, plus vote rigging. There's tensions now with SA. Whats big brother saying on your side?

fergie001:



I am following Ndlovu's case of tampering with evidence.

Case adjourned, she was feeling unwell so resumption will be 9h15 tomorrow.

LOL, was this her pose throughout today's testimony, faking an illness ? I'm checking Twitter reactions - she's the top trend.

TMKsouth:


Even if the dissidents threaten his developmental plans, are overseas assassinations necessary like Putin does? And no freedom of speech at home too, plus vote rigging. There's tensions now with SA. Whats big brother saying on your side?

Well, nothing...we have big enough problems to contend with here.

TMKsouth:


LOL, was this her pose throughout today's testimony, faking an illness ? I'm checking Twitter reactions - she's the top trend.

She was shackled and complained that the shackles been taken off her, the Judge refused instead asking for it to be loosened. She is trying to act psychopathic but she is a serial murderer and can run but not hide.

Rwanda is just a ticking time bomb under Kagame.

This is profound.
Looks plain on the surface, but damn profound.
African leaders are not wired to receive criticism, you have freedom of speech, but your freedom after speech is another issue.

RevolverOcelot:
The price of freedom in Africa is silence

TMKsouth:


Great first point but I disagree with u on your last point This guy is assassinating people all over South Africa and Europe. Just last week there was a hit in Mozambique as well.

Assasination will be an extreme action on his part.
Can those guys really pose a political challenge in an election?

And his entire population is scared to criticize him - is he God?

If I pick 10 random Rwandan newspapers, will I find no article criticising Kagame harshly?
I ask this question to gauge the Rwandan political atmosphere because over here such allegations are routinely made
even though you will have found 10 government-critical stories before seeing a favorable one in the same medium
alleging intimidation and total blackout of opposition voices.

Look at China also and all its crazy cultural and electoral reforms in the last month. One guy wakes up one day and decides the fate of millions of people without their consent. I'm not signing up for that.

I don't think Kagame has changed a bit.
I have always seen him in the image of strongmen like Lee Kuan Ye and Gaddafi.
There is merit to their style because of the inherent risk in "full-scale freedom"
which is often weaponised into ethnic or group-based hatred by desperate politicians.

You will appreciate the value of stability and development if you have outreached to conflict zones.
This is not to say that despots or dictators should be tolerated or basic freedoms sacrificed but it is important
to create a balance and seek incremental approach to change to avoid plunging the populace into disaster.

Buhari sef...Mtchewwwww....

Oga Paul kagame is a disappointment. Could it be that our oga of Nigeria, is his mentor. Am thinking things.

MVLOX:
Hope say Kigame no be another dictator in disguise cha

Before nkọ?
He has been ruling for over 25 years and you never got the memo?

ivolt:

Assasination will be an extreme action on his part.
Can those guys really pose a political challenge in an election?

If I pick 10 random Rwandan newspapers, will I find no article criticising Kagame harshly?
I ask this question to gauge the Rwandan political atmosphere because over here such allegations are routinely made
even though you will have found 10 government-critical stories before seeing a favorable one in the same medium
alleging intimidation and total blackout of opposition voices.

I don't think Kagame has changed a bit.
I have always seen him in the image of strongmen like Lee Kuan Ye and Gaddafi.
There is merit to their style because of the inherent risk in "full-scale freedom"
which is often weaponised into ethnic or group-based hatred by desperate politicians.

You will appreciate the value of stability and development if you have outreached to conflict zones.
This is not to say that despots or dictators should be tolerated or basic freedoms sacrificed but it is important
to create a balance and seek incremental approach to change to avoid plunging the populace into disaster.

The highlighted part is quite striking, i guess there's some truth to it. But there are born-free Rwandans who don't suffer from the war hangover and are longing for their freedoms. They're also denied that. I believe there are political formations within the country that could challenge his rule democratically if he opened up the space and didn't rule with an iron grip. Who gets elected with 99% of the vote - even Mandela didn't have that luxury.

I took a quick guide of private news sites in Rwanda but only 2 made sense. One has an anti-Rusesabagina headline speaking about his "victims" (pic1) and another is not reporting the story at all (pic2).

chigoziri2403:
I am disappointed in Kagame,I thought he was different from other Africa leaders

Even me oooo

tiswell:
Irony.
He was a nice guy in hotel Rwanda



And terrorist in real time

If you believed what he is being accused of, then you can believe anything.

tiswell:
Irony.
He was a nice guy in hotel Rwanda



And terrorist in real time

Did you read it all? Or u have short understanding

larryking540:
it's high time African govt treat criminals the way they are supposed to be treated ,fucvk human rights ,it doesn't work in Africa ,it's better we create our own constitution... we African are naturally stubborn

Look at a phoool talking nonsense anyhow and is still opposing human right. I bet you have no clue what u are talking about. You are like Muslim who will want Sharia law but will run away from Afghanistan to Europe. U talk too much

fergie001:



She was shackled and complained that the shackles been taken off her, the Judge refused instead asking for it to be loosened. She is trying to act psychopathic but she is a serial murderer and can run but not hide.

My word, she's a clown. So you're convinced she's faking the psycho-ness? Definitely need to watch her on YouTube tonight. I thought she was naturally cuckoo.

TMKsouth:


They're also denied that. I believe there are political formations within the country that could challenge his rule democratically if he opened up the space and didn't rule with an iron grip. Who gets elected with 99% of the vote - even Mandela didn't have that luxury.

A better approach is for the opposition to start by taking over provinces one after the other.
It is very hard to gain power(peacefully) at national level if a party does not have strong subnational bases.

chigoziri2403:
I am disappointed in Kagame,I thought he was different from other Africa leaders

None of them are different o. If you read african history, you will find out why they are like that. It is more about DNA

TMKsouth:


My word, she's a clown. So you're convinced she's faking the psycho-ness? Definitely need to watch her on YouTube tonight. I thought she was naturally cuckoo.

I am convinced she is....

Just-in: The hotel Rwanda hero "Rusesabagina" has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

ivolt:

A better approach is for the opposition to start by taking over provinces one after the other.
It is very hard to gain power(peacefully) at national level if a party does not have strong subnational bases.

Theres no space for that in Kagame's Rwanda.

fergie001:

I am convinced she is....

Just-in: The hotel Rwanda hero "Rusesabagina" has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Goodness. And an appeal in Rwanda itself will be futile.

TMKsouth:


Goodness. And an appeal in Rwanda itself will be futile.

Obviously, Kagame is same ol' same.

TemmyT002:
The only difference BETWEEN Kagame and Buhari is that one is developing his country while the other is running it down.

What is the true meaning of development, the clothes you wear, the cars you ride, the houses you build or the liberties you enjoy....Let us Africans think deep and act wisely.
We were led more than a century ago into cross-Atlantic slavery on the premise that development carried a materialistic face and we are still struggling to come to terms with the reality that you cannot be moving forward if you trade ease for freedom.

After all Mr Buhari is 'developing Nigeria' with the loans he serially takes..... but at what cost?