http://www.ww4report.com/node/12666 --    NYC Congolese protest Paul Kagame, Elie Wiesel Submitted by Bill Weinberg on Sun, 09/29/2013 - 19:48 Africa Theater    Arab Revolution   DRC    genocide    politics of World War II    Rwanda    Syria On the evening of Sept. 29, Holocaust survivor and Nobel Laureate  Elie Wiesel  joined Rwandan President  Paul Kagame  on a panel sponsored by  This World: The Jewish Values Network  at New York's Cooper Union entitled "Genocide: Do the Strong Have an Obligation to Protect the Weak?"—with the obvious context being the crisis in Syria. But outside a small group of local Congolese protested, holding banners reading "KAGAME IS A CRIMINAL OF MASS MURDER" and "PROTECT THE WEAK FROM KAGAME." Said protester  Kambale Musavuli  of the group  Friends of the Congo : "He should be on the terrorist list and instead he's being invited to speak about ...

http://www.ww4report.com/node/12666 --    NYC Congolese protest Paul Kagame, Elie Wiesel Submitted by Bill Weinberg on Sun, 09/29/2013 - 19:48 Africa Theater    Arab Revolution   DRC    genocide    politics of World War II    Rwanda    Syria On the evening of Sept. 29, Holocaust survivor and Nobel Laureate  Elie Wiesel  joined Rwandan President  Paul Kagame  on a panel sponsored by  This World: The Jewish Values Network  at New York's Cooper Union entitled "Genocide: Do the Strong Have an Obligation to Protect the Weak?"—with the obvious context being the crisis in Syria. But outside a small group of local Congolese protested, holding banners reading "KAGAME IS A CRIMINAL OF MASS MURDER" and "PROTECT THE WEAK FROM KAGAME." Said protester  Kambale Musavuli  of the group  Friends of the Congo : "He should be on the terrorist list and instead he's being invited to speak about ...

5,4 milliards d'euros pour le développement de l'Afrique Le Monde.fr | 27.09.2013 à 19h06 | Par Alain Faujas Abonnez-vous à partir de 1 € Réagir Classer Partager facebook twitter google + linkedin pinterest Grâce aux 7,3 milliards de dollars (5,4 milliards d'euros) que la Banque africaine de développement (BAD) est parvenue à mobiliser aux termes de négociations conclues, vendredi 27 septembre, à Paris, 20 millions d'Africains devraient être raccordés au cours des trois prochaines années à des services énergétiques fiables et à la portée de leur faible pouvoir d'achat, 19 millions bénéficieront de meilleurs transports publics, 7,5 millions profiteront d'une alimentation en eau potable et d'un assainissement, 3 millions se verront offrir une formation professionnelle et technique et 7 millions recevront les moyens d'améliorer leur productivité agricole. VINGT-SEPT DONATEURS Tous les trois ans, la BAD demandent à t...

http://www.inumanews.com/index.php/en/politics1/1510-protesters-rally-against-rwandan-president-s-canada-visit.html Protesters rally against Rwandan president's Canada visit TORONTO (CANADA) (AFP) –   Demonstrators rallied in Toronto Saturday against a private visit to Canada by Rwandan President Paul Kagame, urging his arrest. Shouting "No more killing!" and "Kagame is an assassin!" through megaphones, protesters brandished placards with photos of bloodied victims outside a luxury hotel where Kagame and his delegation were believed to be staying ahead of a meeting to mark Rwanda Day. Toronto police, who along with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are providing security for the visit, escorted the roughly 200 demonstrators off the hotel grounds and onto the street. The protesters then set off recordings of sirens and called for Kagame's arrest. Kagame is expected to address members of the Rwandan diaspora in Canada, and speak about his country's pol...

http://www.inumanews.com/index.php/en/politics1/1510-protesters-rally-against-rwandan-president-s-canada-visit.html Protesters rally against Rwandan president's Canada visit TORONTO (CANADA) (AFP) –   Demonstrators rallied in Toronto Saturday against a private visit to Canada by Rwandan President Paul Kagame, urging his arrest. Shouting "No more killing!" and "Kagame is an assassin!" through megaphones, protesters brandished placards with photos of bloodied victims outside a luxury hotel where Kagame and his delegation were believed to be staying ahead of a meeting to mark Rwanda Day. Toronto police, who along with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are providing security for the visit, escorted the roughly 200 demonstrators off the hotel grounds and onto the street. The protesters then set off recordings of sirens and called for Kagame's arrest. Kagame is expected to address members of the Rwandan diaspora in Canada, and speak about his country's pol...

Uganda's hidden tourism secrets unveiled on World Tourism Day By Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Correspondent, Uganda | Sep 27, 2013 There are rare occasions when one comes across a truly exceptional idea, initiative or voluntary undertaking, and when it touches on the very core of my professional interest, tourism, it can be sure to be showcased and given exposure, in local, regional and global fora. This I found of all days today, on World Tourism Day, and it gives me great pleasure to share my find with my readers, more so as I am shortly embarking on an extensive hiking trip to the very areas this book describes, the highlands around Kabale, Lake Bunyonyi – Africa's deepest lake – and the route via Muko and Ruhija to Kisoro and Nkuringo. Those adventures I will be sure to share here too but for now a bit of a teaser, a bit of an insight into a part of Uganda so far known to few others then 'Uganda specialists'. Enjoy! Gorilla Highlands Interactive eBook: Among World...

President Jakaya Kikwete President Jakaya Kikwete has called upon the international community to do all it can to end political conflicts and civil wars in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He said ending the political conflicts and wars in the DRC will help the Congolese to live in peace and embark on development activities for their nation. " They have a right to peace and rest from such wars and conflicts," the President told the second meeting for head of States that signed a cooperation agreement for peace for DRC under the United Nations that convened in New York on Monday. Kikwete noted that the peace seeking mission in the troubled DRC is going on well and that the secret behind the success in DRC was to ensure that what was agreed upon during the first conference on DRC is implemented. "The secret behind finding a solution to DRC is by ensuring that each and everyone of us is doing what we agreed upon during the first meeting. The measures that we have t...

----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Herrn Edward Mulindwa <mulindwa@look.ca> To: ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com; Ugandacom@yahoogroups.com; G_NET <ugandanet@kym.net>; mwananchi@yahoogroups.com; panafricanistforum@yahoogroups.com; zimsite@yahoogroups.com; camnetworks@yahoogroups.com; congokin-tribune@yahoogroupes.fr; rwanda_revolution@yahoogroups.com; Rwanda-All@yahoogroups.com; rwandanet@yahoogroups.com; great-lakes@yahoogroups.com; 'Oryema Johnson' <onoba@hotmail.com> Sent: Saturday, 28 September 2013, 1:33 Subject: [rwanda_revolution] TOP 45 LIES IN OBAMA'S SPEECH AT THE UN   Top 45 lies in Obama's speech at the UN Fri Sep 27, 2013 7:3AM David Swanson,   1. President Obama's opening lines at the U.N. on Tuesday looked down on people who would think to settle disputes with war. Obama was disingenuously avoiding the fact that earlier this month he sought to drop missiles int...