Peut-on savoir plus précisément la cause du décès de Komla Dumor:
Empoisonnement? Assassinat? Mort naturelle?
Quant au lien avec l'entrevue avec l'ambassadeur du Rwanda @UK, à quel
endroit l'entrevue a eu lieu: aux bureaux de BBC ou chez
l'ambassadeur? Qui avait sollicité cette entrevue: la BBC, la victime
ou l'ambassadeur?
Je pose trop de questions, certainement que vous n'avez pas de
réponses à toutes, mais ces questions hantent déjà les enquêteurs
anglais sur le dossier.
J'ai déjà posté sur ces forums la vidéo de Komla Dumor avec Bill
Clinton. Il avait l'air d'un journaliste à l'aise avec les grands de
ce monde. Mais comme disent les mafiosi (Mafia): à force de voler trop
près du soleil, on finit par se brûler les ailes!
Sibomana Jean Bosco.
[RwandaLibre] Is Rwanda's Kagame Connected to the Sudden Death of
Komla Afeke Dumor? Was it Murder? - Salem-News.Com Libellés : Forums
Nzinink - 17:43
à nzinink
http://salem-news.com/articles/january282014/dumor-kagame-tk-sg.php
Jan-28-2014 11:27
Is Rwanda's Kagame Connected to the Sudden Death of Komla Afeke Dumor?
Was it Murder?
Tim King and Sabine Grund for Salem-News.com
"Is Rwanda's Pres. Paul Kagame a visionary or a dictator?" - Facebook
post by Komla Dumor
(SALEM/BERLIN) - The BBCreported that Williams Nkurunziza, Rwanda's
high commissioner to the UK, said former Rwandan intelligence chief
Patrick Karegeya was an "enemy of the state". Mr Karegeya was
apparently murdered, his body was discovered in a South African hotel
room. Police in South African police said the 53-year-old may have
been strangled. A rope and bloodied towel were found in the safe of
the hotel room where his body was discovered. (see: BBC - Rwanda
ambassador: Karegeya 'was enemy of the state')
Dumor interviews Kagame - BBC
Komla Afeke Dumor passed away suddenly on 18th January 2014 in London.
He is the former host of Network Africa for BBC World Service, who
joined The World Today programme. Mr. Dumor became the first host of
the African business news programme on BBC World News, Africa Business
Report.
On 20 May 2013, Komla Dumor asked Rwandan President Paul Kagame about
allegations that his country was using proxy forces in the Democratic
Republic of Congo. This is a widely reported story; that Kagame was
using rebel forces to pillage resources from Congo, for landlocked
Rwanda. Kagame told Dumor that the allegations are "ridiculous" and
"an effort to circumvent the real problem". (see: BBC - Paul Kagame
denies Rwanda proxies in DR Congo)
The BBC reported, "UN experts have cited evidence that Rwanda and
Uganda are backing the M23 rebel group, which has been active in
eastern DR Congo since last year."
Dumar conducted an interview with former U.S. President Bill Clinton
in recent months, about his support for Kagame when so many
allegations of Kagame's criminality have been raised. Dumar also
criticized Rwanda's lack of free press in his interview with Clinton,
which Clinton defended.
It is clear that Dumar was trying to raise awareness of the very
serious problems tied to Kagame.
The possible murder of BBC journalist Komla Dumor, seems even more
possible considering that he had a very interesting interview with the
Rwandan ambassador four days before he suddenly died, inexplicably, at
the age of 41. His sudden death was reported to be a suicide. Amadou
Camara with allafrica.com wrote,
"What makes the story unbelievable was that I saw Komla Dumor that
week presenting his Africa flagship programme, Focus on Africa, on
television. He was visibly healthy alive and kicking buoyed with
energy and enthusiasm, as always. I can vividly recall his last
programme. The headline on that day was on a veiled threat that the
charismatic but ruthless Rwandan President, Paul Kagame, gave to
political dissidents of his country. After flashing his infectious
smile to the camera, Komla Dumor read the headlines and settled to
interview the Rwandan High Commission to the United Kingdom, Williams
Nkurunziza. He fired his question addressing him as Mr., always
showing respect to people, he asked by saying that betraying your
country have its consequences whether President Kagame was tacitly
acknowledging that his assassins gun down the former Rwandan spy
chief, Patrick Karageya, who was strangled to death in his hotel room
in South Africa. Unsurprisingly, the question sent chills of unease in
the High Commissioner, who mumbled a denial before deliberately
plunging into the strong economic credentials of President Kagame's
government, an often-repeated tactics by regime figures whenever the
ruthless side of the president against political opponents is
mentioned."
Amadou Camara also referenced that from 22-25 January, all roads would
be leading to Davos, Switzerland. "All the political and economic
heavyweight of Africa would make the case for investors to look at the
potentials that lie in investing in Africa." Mr. Dumos's death was
announced on 18 January
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