Mtandao wa News of Rwanda umeendelea kutuchokonoa watanzania ili kuupima msimamo wetu.....
Baada
ya kukurupa na madai kwamba Rais Kikwete si mtanzania halisi
na kwamba ni mtu mwenye asili ya Burundi, mtandao huo umekuja
na kioja kipya....
Taarifa
iliyotolewa jana tarehe 19/08/2013 na mtandao huo inadai
kwamba mke wa Rais Kikwete aitwaye Mama Salma Kikiwete ni
mnyarwanda wa kabila la wahutu ( mhutu )..
Katika
maelezo yake, mtandao huo umeenda mbali na kudai kuwa Mama
Salma Kikwete ni binadamu wa rais wa zamani wa Rwanda, Juvenal
Habyarimana na ndo maana rais Kikwete alitoa ushauri wa
mazungumzo ya amani kati ya Kagame na waasi....
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HII NDO POST YAO WALIYOTOA
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New details obtained by News of Rwanda may
give insight into why Tanzania’s President Jakaya Kikwete came out as
the sole global leader sympathetic to Rwandan FDLR rebels based in DR
Congo jungles since 1994.
According
to secret US State Department cables published by whistle-blowing site
Wikileaks, President Jakaya Kikwete’s wife fondly known in Tanzania as
“Mama Salma
The
US embassy was giving update on the selection of Mr Jakaya Kikwete to
be the CCM flag-bearer in the presidential election late that year. “For
years, observers of the Great Lakes conflicts have considered Kikwete
to be virulently pro-Hutu,” reads the cable, in part.
“Kikwete’s
marriage to a cousin of former Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana
may have fueled these rumors, which are now fading as the Burundi
conflict winds down,” adds the cable, signed by Stillman.
According
to the US embassy, Mr Kikwete’s love affair with “Hutus” could be seen
in his spirited support for Burundian rebels at the time fighting former
President Pierre Buyoya.
Since
1995, up until 2005 when Mr. Kikwete was foreign affairs minister of
Tanzania, rumours have swelled around him suggesting he sided massively
with the ethnic extremist establishment. It is this system that planned
and executed the genocide against Tutsis in 1994, and fled across to
Zaire and other parts of the world.
It
is alleged, around 1996, Mr Kikwete suggested publicly that “Hutus”
need to be armed to fight off the government in Kigali at the time. A
book published by virulent critic of President Paul Kagame and historian
Gérard PRUNIER writes that Tanzania did offer to train troops for Seth
Sendashonga.
A
former leader of the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF), for whom he was a
minister in the government set up after the rebel movement’s victory
over the army and the militias responsible for the genocide in 1994, Mr.
Sendashonga was murdered in Nairobi, Kenya, on 16 May 1998 by,
according to PRUNIER, “unknown assailants.”
Fast
forward to May 26, 2013, President Jakaya Kikwete goes public with a
suggestion that the government of President Kagame in Rwanda negotiates
with rebels of the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda
(FDLR). The group was formed in May 2000, but its members had been
roaming DRC forests ever since they lost power in Kigali.
The
suggestion by a head of state of Tanzania, a country that had long been
considered a friendly nation to Rwanda, caught many by surprise. Since
then, the two countries are embroiled in a bitter war of words.
The ex-Rwandan Juvenal Habyarimana died on the evening of April 6th,
1994, after his plane was shot down by extremist members of inner
circle who did not want the peace talks with the RPF rebels. In the same
plane was Burundian counterpart Cyprien Ntaryamira and French pilots.
The
death of the French crew has been the centre of legal battles in France
and the United States. A French judicial inquiry did confirm that the
plane was brought down by a missile fired from a military camp next to
Habyarimana’s home near the airport.
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source bofya hapa