1. Radio Itahuka is the official network of the Rwanda National Congress (RNC) of Kayumba Nyamwasa, who lives in the South Africa. The Radio, whose Director is Serge Ndayizeye, broadcasts from Washington D.C., United States. RNC is an armed group operating in eastern DRC, which was pinned by the recent report of the UN Group of Experts.
2. Yesterday 4th January 2018, jean paul turayishimye, Spokesperson of the RNC and one of the main hosts on Radio Itahuka, was receiving Prof charles kambanda, a law Professor at St Johns University. What this professor stated very openly on air was chilling. Buckle up!
3. “The Rwandan people have the moral and legal obligation to fight and overthrow Kagame. Kagame has a very last opportunity to spare the life of Rwandans, as well as his own. If you, Kagame, accept to negotiate with the opposition, you would be doing good to you and to your family”.
4. “Kagame, you will become like [Idi] Amin [Dada]. If you accept the negotiations, you will spare your life, the life of your children and that of your entire family. When the armed struggle starts, Kagame will die with many people. When the war starts, the people will chase around Kagame and his people, even at the lowest level. The Rwandan people will hunt down the Kagame people, even down to the village.
5. “Kagame, please think of all the people who will die with you, when the war starts. All those people will likely be killed, especially as there isn’t any neighbouring country that will accept to receive them”.
6. “Kagame, by rejecting the negotiations, is giving all those people (who are under him up to the village) to death, and I guarantee you that you will see this happening. The Rwandan people are committed to take up weapons, and we should not turn around, those people already exist and war will happen, happen very soon, and only Kagame should be the one to blame”.
7. “If Kagame loves his children and loves the people who work for him and support his government, it would be good if he could give them the gift of negotiations”.
Inyurabwenge 