Comments on: Kagame court again denies bail to Victoire Ingabire

By: Alexis Kiray

Alexis Kiray — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:05:14 +0000

I have recently traveled to Rwanda and this was my second trip there in the last 3 years. I have to honestly tell people that Rwanda is rapidly charging for better and better every single day. Those who never been there need to go and see for themselves before they post their biased views. I cannot imagine Mrs Ingabire as a president and Mr Kagame a simple civilian? You have to be joking!!! Kagame and Ingabire are in different leagues and totaly two different species in the world of politics. Yes, extremist or ignorance could only be the motive of some crazy pundits on this article but believe me you, Rwanda has gone a milestone — A suivre–

By: Mucyo Come

Mucyo Come — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 14:20:00 +0000

In Rwanda, only killing, kidnapping and imprisonment. Oh my God!

By: @successniyo

@successniyo — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:49:10 +0000

Rwanda have economically grown,politically improved,socially maintained, religiously harmionised
for people who leave there knows the truth and for those who depends on hearsays OHH mY God you come and see yourself what happens and you shall compare what Rwanda used to be 16 years ago

By: @successniyo

@successniyo — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:43:26 +0000

these guys fear the truth because they know truth hurts, but we should work harder to develop our country and these guys shall remain critics for life and time will never be in their favor but the truth shall keep on shaking them-Rwanda is in the right chanel-keep Rwandesehow can you praise a

By: @successniyo

@successniyo — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:40:05 +0000

You are right Paul, She came in the camouflage of peace and democracy but within seconds of arrival she started denying genocide, criticising democracy, tribalistic ideas and many dirty things If I were these funny people, Iwould have learnt how things are done proffessionally and bring positive change aiming at developing the country not criticising what they never even thought for life
He is a hard working Man thats why they criticise him by the way the world knows the truth but you guys you want the world to accept your stupidity as in hiding the truth about genocide, we shall keep on finding you and we shall put you to justice as it happened for Ingabire

By: @successniyo

@successniyo — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:33:02 +0000

When you talk of Injustice I really WONDER, have you ever known how to do right and wrong, if he who is right is praised and motivated, what about a wrong doer, for whatever the case justice has to be applied, but I do understand he who is wrong when punished says there is injustice- but when you leave him shine will think you do not know what is right. Lets face reality Kagame is a leader who thinks BIG and does Big good things-Now criticising him is what you guys can do because you can do nothing but criticise

By: mugabondekwe

mugabondekwe — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 11:59:13 +0000

We should not speculate our ideas based on sentiments in Rwanda like therisingcontient and paul muvunyi ve gone far to extremes we who reside in Rwanda facts a bitter we are enjoying unity & reconciliation hear says destorts what the Rwandan gov't has achieved more awards in different fileds ve been worn talk also the postive parts then have your critics

By: Robert Matabaro

Robert Matabaro — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 10:30:28 +0000

Injustices?! what do you know about injustices? was 1959, 73 and 94 your moments of justice? What Kagame has done so far is bring justice where it never existed. He brought dignity to Rwandans and Rwanda. Is the injustice you are talking about the failure to complete your original plan? Is 16 years to long enough for you to forget the atrocities, caused by the very people you support and without shame say that Kagame's regime is responsible for killing millions of Rwandans?. It is just ridiculous. Actually Kagame's regime has saved millions of Rwandans in all aspects of their lives and the reason Rwanda's allies have turned a deaf ear to the likes of you is that his record is there for everyone to see.
Rwandans are happy for what they have achieved so far, their social economic development has improved and it is getting better. The winds of change hit Rwanda 16 years ago and guess what Rwandans are enjoying it.

By: Mwinyi J.Paul

Mwinyi J.Paul — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 10:26:17 +0000

How do talk injustice in Rwanda for sixteen years yet all peaple are free to leave in the country unlike before where only few were accepted to leave in the country but now when peaple enjoy equal rights then you talk injustice or how can you say these countries have killed peaple yet Rwanda was protecting them from being killed when they stoped genocide and still protecting them in sudan.
How can you dictator in a country where there is free and fair elections and peaple elect there own leaders of there choice and you call them dictators thats redicurous hope you do not know what ur talking about

By: Paul Muvunyi

Paul Muvunyi — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 23:59:12 +0000

It is obvious that this newspaper is the mouthpiece of Hutu extremists such as Victiore Ingabire and Rusesabagina. I think you have failed to make Ingabire another Mandela. It is embarrassing to see how the western countries have ignored Ingabire even when her supporters multiples accusations that Kagame of so called dictatorship. Have you noticed that the more you accuse him the more he becomes the darling of the World. The world knows that Ingabire is not a democratic, she is a hutu rights militant.

By: therisingcontinent

therisingcontinent — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 11:50:14 +0000

Injustices Rwandan people have experienced during the last sixteen years under Paul Kagame are overwhelming. The winds of change which are sweeping over Africa will touch base very soon in his country. US and their allies should by now have scenarios at hands to pressure their proxy mercenaries who lead in Rwanda and Uganda to prepare their smooth upcoming exits. If not they may make people hate them more than they do at the moment. Having allowed and supported these dictators to kill millions of Rwandans, Congolese and Ugandans will take generations to be forgiven.