Kagame’s Presidential Advisory Council (PAC) is predominantly composed of foreign nationals, particularly from the United States.

Eight days after signing the DRC and Rwanda Peace Agreement brokered by the US which went into force on June 27, 2025, Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame seemed to have already forgotten about it. In his two speeches delivered on July 4, 2025, Kagame not only viciously attacked the US, the sponsor of the peace agreement, but also savagely attacked his peace partner, the leadership of the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the saying goes, a leopard can't change its spots — Kagame c

This is the first-ever inter-state case to be heard by the African Court. The centers on allegations that Rwanda violated the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights by supporting the M23 rebel group in eastern Congo. The DRC accuses Rwanda of backing the insurgents responsible for mass killings, forced displacement, destruction of infrastructure, and looting since 2021. The Kagame regime has consistently denied the allegations.

General Paul Kagame, the Rwandan Ironman, has mysteriously disappeared. Rwanda is now operating in a state of limbo. The question remains: what course of action should be taken? As Rwanda continues to function without a leader, one certainty is evident: General Kagame will likely turn to Donald Kaberuka, the individual who has consistently provided credibility to his regime amidst an unprecedented scale of theft and looting.

Since 1994, Rwanda’s dictator, General Paul Kagame, pledged grandiose projects to transform the nation from poverty to prosperity. His...

If the lengthy reign of rulers equated to effective leadership and genuine development, Sub-Saharan Africa would stand as the world's preeminent economic powerhouse. The combined tenure of ten African leaders reaches a staggering 308 years in power.