Why Engaging Tshisekedi in Good Faith Is a Strategic Mistake
In the theatre of international diplomacy, one character has perfected the role…
Opinions
From Decades of Betrayal To the Pursuit Of African Dignity In Doha
The halls of Lusail Palace in Doha, bathed in soft golden light, bore witness to…
Kagame Has Liberated Africa, The Belgians Have Packed Their Bags, Left Their Bloody Legacy Behind
Belgium is a tiny country with an oversized appetite for wealth. It has always…
For Belgium, The Bitter Lesson Is That Rwanda Refuses to Kneel
It is hard to teach an old colonizer new tricks. For over a century, Belgium has…
The UN’s Failure in the Congo: A Legal and Moral Standpoint
The United Nations (UN) was founded with the noble mission of maintaining…
DRC-backed ethnic extremists’ Unfinished War: A Nation Under Siege for Three Decades
In the early hours of October 29, 1996, as families in Cyangugu (now Rusizi)…
Opinion: The DRC-Rwanda Conflict – A Tale of Envy, Resentment, and Missed Opportunities
The ongoing tensions between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda…
The third anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia: a crucial moment in the fight for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace for Ukraine and the world
When I arrived in Kigali in April 2022 to present my credentials to President of…
When an Australian University Became a Genocide Ideologue’s Platform
On June 13, 2024—Victoire Ingabire was invited as a guest speaker by the College…
When the Architects of Genocide Become Media Sweethearts
History has a painful sense of absurdity. It often disguises tragedy as farce,…
