The Dilemma of Dictators Part V: When General Paul Kagame Feels the Noose

I.The Noose Tightening around General Ntaganda’s neck tautens General Kagame’s Throat This Tuesday May 8, 2012 we stumbled across a surprising article. Written by Joseph Rwagatare of The New Times of Rwanda and featured among the top headlines, the article has a surprising title:”Rwanda: Gen. Ntaganda Is Only a Pawn in a Wider Game.” Really!…

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Qui a Assassiné le Président Rwandais Juvenal Habyarimana

Mémorandum sur l’Assassinat du Président Habyarimana Félicien Kanyamibwa, PhD En collaboration avec Organization for Peace, Justice and Development in Rwanda (OPJDR) Juillet 1999 Sommaire Introduction 1. Les signes avant-coureurs 2. Attentat et découverte du matériel ayant servi pour l’attentat 3. Différentes réactions après l’attentat 3.1 A l’intérieur du pays 3.2 Du côté du FPR 3.3….

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Economic Process Control Under Uncertainty

ECONOMIC PROCESS CONTROL UNDER UNCERTAINTY

AbstractAuthors: Felicien Kanyamibwa and J. Keith Ord The future of the global industry lies in the continuous improvement of both products and processes, a renewed commitment to competition, and an aggressive approach to satisfying customers needs in quality, quantity, and timing. In quality management, the degree of customer satisfaction for a given product may be…

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Peace in the Great Lakes Region: Premises

PRESENTATION AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY: Requirements for Peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa Rutgers University, Thursday, December 4, 2008 Day when all began: October 1, 1990 a group of Tutsi refugees, supported by the Government of the neighboring Uganda invades Rwanda. PEACE IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION MUST START IN AND WITH RWANDA18 Years…

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A Case for Paul Kagame, President of Rwanda

Painting: Diogenes searches for an honest man. Painting attributed to J.H.W Tischbein Here it goes again. Another discourse about Paul Kagame, the self styled President of Rwanda. Today I will call him President, not the Dictator, not the Tyrant, not the General President, just the President. Why? Because today’s discourse is not really mine. It…

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Botswana: A model of Democracy for Africa

The country is recognized by Transparency International as the Least Corrupt in Africa. Its leaders have received accolades across the World for their unrelenting efforts to lead their country and its people towards sustainable development. Graced with rich minerals, especially diamond, the country also has massive natural reserves, that are home to wildlife, including giraffes,…

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