WHY ARE THE REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL POWERS ISOLATING THE RWANDAN PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME DAY BY DAY?
BY KIGINGI JONAS The self-styled benevolent dictator of Kigali is no longer at ease at all. The renowned serial killer and international assassin who has assassinated more than 4 African presidents is in political trouble. In order to understand what is going on as far as regional politics is concerned, here is some background of the presidents he assassinated between January 1991 and January 2001. In October 1993 the then Ugandan chief of spy Major Paul Kagame led the Burundi Tutsi commandos led by Major Paul KAGAME, Major Bikomagu, Col. Bagaza, and Major Pierre buyoya aall from the minority Tutsis who have been causing unrest in the region. All these putschists raided the presidential palace of the newly democratically elected first Hutu president MELCHIOR NDADAYE with many of his cabinet ministers. But the Tutsi assassins spared the lives of other Tutsis who were part of the new Hutu government such as the then Prime minister Ms. Kinigi. In April 6, 1994, Paul Kagame with his Tutsi