What next after the EAC-SADC Summit?

[pascalkiabilua]

Since Kagame is in power, there is no peace in DRC, he had problem with Mobutu, the two Kabila, and now Tshisekedi. The Fdrl is really not the problem, they are few and old, the true problem is the mineral resources of Drc, which help the development of Rwanda. This is the reason Kagame together with the international community will always want war in DRC to be able to exploit the mineral resources, but he will not reign forever, God will punish him with the genocide he is causing in DRC with more than 10 million people, Mobutu was the strongest president in Africa, where he is now? Wait and see.

[johnhabibjawara]

That's the bon of contention if the Congolese government will implement the resolutions that was discussed in the summit.

[PactonPario]

Respect for inter territorial integrity for those of us who have been split by the white man's boarder. This should not be mixed ethnic co existence. Change of nationality by tricks will make work difficult for leaders.

[tomndege]

Your program is very resources but it is a shame that you just don’t facilitate it properly Permitting a lot terrible mistakes. It is just heartbreaking that Luanda (city in Angola) is confused with Rwanda with the facilitator helping thing a long the way.

[AkashimiNewsAfrica-wfbj]

Okay if these M23 Rebels are Congolese let them be tried in a Law of congo let congo call upon nations that can help them control these Rebels

[johnsonrwige]

France is the main cause of friction between M23 and corrupt govts of Tishekedi. Who saw Tutsi victory in Rwanda as a threat of french interests in Rwanda and congo.ordered Mobutu to deregister all Tutsis ot congo and to chase them off their ancestrol land.

[wilhelmhesse]

Those who can reason well, will support the Banyamulenge but those who can't will continue to lie about who is to blame for the problems in North & South Kivu. Sadly we are seeing even well established media houses in the West under the wrong influence spilling lies and a narrative that paints the situation in Eastern DRC as one that has focus on natural resource extraction which is not the true case. These attacks on Banyamulenge begun immediately the FLDR crossed into DRC from Rwanda in 1994. Let us not forget that the DRC is not an ideal democratic govt, they themselves have crushed political dissent in a harsh manner only not so long ago after their general elections. Look at the very sad recent case in Goma of the women prisoners that died after being brutally attacked by male prisoners, those women had 124 of their own children living with them. How on earth does a govt cage women with their children? Where was the UN to condemn this act?

Then Rwanda has every right to defend itself even if it means incursions into foreign territory, is this not what even the US and other Western nations do? Especially should they see that their security is under threat from an evil genocidal force such as FLDR that now appears to be supported by the DRC govt.

Good will prevail over evil. Once again anyone who is reasonable will see which side is right and which one by way of its last record is a chaotic and unreasonable side.

[RwandaHealthMagazinePodcast]

New Times, you can do better. Poor setting of your podcasts. Look at how Dr. Murefu's microphone is positioned in his face. Come on

[jean-claudegasana]

Madame Thérèse, you''re trying to defend your government but you're missing the most important thing in this issue, M23 is claiming their Identity, Congo has rejected them for many years, they want to be recognised, reason why they are fighting. Secondary, you have given shelter to criminals, those who committed genocide in Rwanda, now fighting along Congo Army forces against M23, while trying to attack Rwanda, to go back and kill again. Enough is enough, Rwanda cannot just sit & watch, it has to protect itself & its people. I hope you will be asked about that too, you are running away from the underlying problem and you think going around lying about the situation will resolve the matter?

[pascalkiabilua]

You must tell the truth, you know very well that is Kagame the problem, but you are afraid to say it because of lack of freedom of expression in your country, shame