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Rwanda sentences dissident exiles to long jail terms
A military court in Rwanda has sentenced four former top officials who have fallen out with the government to long prison terms.
The men, all in exile, were found guilty of threatening state security and propagating ethnic divisions.
Lt Gen Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa, who survived an assassination attempt in June, and Maj Theogene Rudasingwa got 24 years and will lose their army rank.
Patrick Karegeya and Gerald Gahima received a sentence of 20 years each.
The guilty verdict means Rwanda's government could seek the extradition of the men who are currently in exile in either the US or South Africa.
However correspondents say it is unlikely that either country would readily agree to such a request.
Rwanda denies any links to the June 2010 shooting of Lt Gen Nyamwasa in Johannesburg.
The Rwandan government believes Lt Gen Nyamwasa was linked to grenade attacks in Kigali earlier last year and has previously tried to secure his extradition.
Like the other men Lt Gen Nyamwasa was once a close ally of Rwandan President Paul Kagame - and has denied the allegations.
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By: Tom Ndahiro
It seems President Pierre Nkurunziza of Burundi has found a new spin doctor—Theogene Rudasingwa who, together with his brother Gerald Gahima, leads a breakaway faction of the so-called Rwanda National Congress (RNC).
Two days ago, websites of deniers of the genocide perpetrated against Rwanda’s Tutsi published a letter from Rudasingwa to President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda. In what looks like a publicity stunt, Rudasingwa says the intention of his letter is to openly and “respectfully disagree” with President Museveni on points he raised in his letter of 8 December 2018 to President Nkurunziza. It is a letter from Bujumbura and not the United States of America as it appears on paper.
Epistemological battle with Museveni
Rudasingwa accuses President Museveni of failing to carry out due diligence on the facts in his letter to Nkurunziza. He claims that Museveni “ignores the facts in history’s time line” of Burundi, before, during and after colonialism. He faults President Museveni for incorrectly minimising “the role of CNDD-FDD in particular, and Hutu resistance in general” because of what he believes is his “rather militaristic understanding of revolutionary change.”
In his letter, Rudasingwa several times tells the Uganda’s presi