Kagame yahuye na Kabila na Kikwete i Kampala

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Kagame yahuye na Kabila na Kikwete i Kampala

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Amakuru agera kuri The Rwandan aravuga ko Perezida Kagame yabonanya na ba Perezida Kikwete na Kabila i Kampala kuri uyu wa kane tariki ya 4 Nzeli 2013.

Twabibitsa ko i Kampala harimo kubera inama y'ibihugu byo mu biyaga bigari yatumijwe na Perezida Museveni wa Uganda nyuma y'aho imirwano yubuye muri Congo hagati ya M23 n'ingabo za Congo ndetse n'iraswa ry'ibisasu ku mijyi ya Goma na Gisenyi ibyo bikaba byaratumye Leta y'u Rwanda ikora igikorwa kimeze nko kwerekana ingufu irunda ibitwaro biremereye ku mupaka w'u Rwanda na Congo.

Uretse n'ikibazo cyo muri Congo nyirizina, Perezida Kikwete yasabye Perezida Museveni kumwumvikanisha na Perezida Kagame nyuma y'umwuka mubi hagati y'ibihugu by'u Rwanda na Tanzaniya byaturutse ku nama Perezida Kikwete yagiriye Perezida Kagame yo kuganira n'abo batavuga rumwe muri politiki barimo na FDLR. Ariko na none kuba Tanzaniya yarohereje abasirikare muri Congo ntabwo u Rwanda rwabyishimiye kuko byabujije umutwe wa M23 kugera ku ntego zawo ndetse bituma ucika intege ku rugamba.

Kuri uyu wa kane mbere y'inama y'abakuru b'ibihugu bose Perezida Kagame yabonanye na Perezida Kabila ku buryo imibonano yabo yamaze igihe ndetse bisa nk'ibikereza inama n'abandi bakuru b'ibihugu.

Perezida Kagame kandi yabonanye na Perezida Kikwete imbona nkubone nyuma y'igihe kinini cy'iterana ry'amagambo hagati yabo cyangwa bakoresheje abandi bayobora. Ntawamenya niba babonanye bonyine cyangwa bari kumwe n'umuhuza.

Umubonano w'aba bagabo bombi uje mu gihe ikibazo hagati y'ibihugu byombi kimaze gufata intera kuko hari byinshi bibigaragaza nk'iyirukanwa ry'abanyarwanda muri Tanzaniya, kongera amahoro ku modoka zizana imizigo mu Rwanda zivuye muri Tanzaniya benshi babona ko bigamije gutuma abatumiza cyangwa abohereza ibintu mu mahanga b'abanyarwanda bakoresha icyambu cya Mombasa bakareka Dar es Salaam.

Uko bigaragara amahanga arashaka ko ikibazo cyo muri Congo kirangizwa n'imishyikirano izatuma umutwe wa M23 ugira ibyo ugenerwa ariko udafite ingufu zo kwaka byinshi cyangwa udasuzuguwe ngo ushyirwe ku ruhande. Ibi ariko bishobora kutagira icyo bigeraho kuko mu gihe Leta y'u Rwanda izaba itarareka kwivanga mu bibera muri Congo nta mahoro azabaho muri Congo. Ingero za AFDL, RCD, CNDP zirahari kandi iyi mitwe yose yashyizwe mu buyobozi kandi intambara zarakomeje.

Tugarutse kuri Perezida Kagame na Perezida Kikwete ntawe uramenya niba bashoboye kumvikana bagacoca ibibazo biri hagati yabo ariko ababikurikiranira hafi basanga hakiri kare kuko ikibazo cyafashe indi ntera ku buryo kitakemurwa umunsi umwe.

Iyo nama ya Kampala kandi yitabiriwe na Perezida wa Sudani y'amajyepfo, Bwana Salva Kiir, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma umukuru w'umuryango w'Afrika yunze ubumwe na Mary Robinson, intumwa idasanzwe ya ONU ku kibazo cyo mu burasirazuba bwa Congo.

Marc Matabaro

The Rwandan

RAIS JAKAYA KIKWETE ANA KWA ANA NA RAIS KAGAME JIJINI KAMPALA LEO

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Rais Dkt.Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akisalimiana na Rais Paul Kagame wa Rwanda wakati walipokutana faragha sambamba na mkutano wa wakuu wa nchi za Maziwa Makuu uliofanyika katika Hoteli ya Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort, jijini Kampala,Uganda, leo.
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Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Mheshimiwa Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete leo, Alhamisi, Septemba 5, 2013, amekutana kwa faragha na Rais wa Rwanda, Mheshimiwa Paul Kagame katika mazungumzo yaliyokwenda vizuri na kuwaridhisha viongozi hao wawili wa nchi jirani. . 

Viongozi hao wamekutana kwa zaidi kidogo ya saa moja katika mkutano uliofanyika kwenye Hoteli ya Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort, nje kidogo ya mji wa Kampala, Uganda. 

Katika mazungumzo hayo, Rais Kikwete na Rais Kagame wamekubaliana kuendelea kushirikiana katika kujenga uhusiano mzuri na wa kihistoria uliopo kati ya nchi hizo mbili. 

Viongozi hao wawili wako nchini Uganda kuhudhuria Mkutano wa Nchi Wanachama wa Umoja wa Kimataifa wa Maziwa Makuu – "International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR)" unaofanyika leo Hoteli ya Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort. 

Viongozi wengine ambao wanahudhuria Mkutano huo ni pamoja na Rais Yoweri Museveni wa Uganda ambaye ni Mwenyekiti wa ICGLR na mwenyeji wa Mkutano huo, Rais Silva Kiir wa Sudan Kusini, Rais Joseph Kabila wa Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo (DRC) na Mwenyekiti wa Kamisheni ya Umoja wa Afrika (AU). 

Rais Kikwete na ujumbe wake amewasili Kampala asubuhi ya leo akitokea mjini Dodoma ambako aliwasili jana jioni kwa ajili ya hafla ya kuwaapisha Makatibu Wakuu watatu na Naibu Makatibu Wakuuu wawili iliyofanyika Ikulu Ndogo, Dodoma. 

 Rais Kikwete aliwasili Dodoma akitokea Mwanza ambako alihudhuria mazishi ya Kiongozi Mkuu wa Kanisa la Evangelistic Assemblies of God Tanzania (EAGT) Askofu Mkuu Dkt. Moses Samwel Kulola yaliyofanyika kwenye Kanisa la Bugando Calvary Temple, mjini Mwanza. 

 Imetolewa na;

 Kurugenzi ya Mawasiliano ya Rais, 

Ikulu, 

DAR ES SALAAM. 

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Negotiate? For whose land? Congo, Rwanda and Rwanda’s M23

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Negotiate? For whose land? Congo, Rwanda and Rwanda's M23

September 3, 2013

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by Ann Garrison

KPFA Evening News, broadcast Sept. 2, 2013

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The Congolese army has pushed Rwanda's M23 back by about four miles in recent days, and U.N. envoy says that their success makes this a good time to negotiate. Jean-Mobert N'senga, an activist lawyer in Goma, and his group, Fight for Change, agree but say the DRC needs to negotiate with Rwanda, not M23.

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KPFA News Anchor Anthony Fest: Rwandan troops have been amassing at Rwanda's border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, now that the Congolese army, supported by the U.N. Force Intervention Brigade, has pushed Rwanda's M23 militia roughly four miles back towards the border.

Congolese armed forces soldiers ride on their pick-up truck as they advance to a new position while battling M23 rebels in Kibati near Goma, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Sept. 2, 2013. – Photo: Reuters

This has caused fear of another conflagration on the scale of the First and Second Congo Wars, both of which began when Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi invaded Congo, first in 1996 and then in 1998. A peace treaty was signed in 2003, but the conflict has continued off and on since, and the death toll is estimated to be between 5 and 10 million. Most have died of hunger and disease after fleeing the fighting. KPFA's Ann Garrison has the story.

KPFA/Ann Garrison: In March 2013, roughly a year after Rwanda's M23 militia resumed the war in Congo's Kivu Provinces, Congolese historian and activist BK Kumbi burst in on U.N. Secretary General Ban-Ki-Moon in Geneva to accuse him and other politicians of refusing to name Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi as the aggressors.

BK Kumbi: But what about people of the Congo, PLEASE? What about people of the CONGO? You don't say anything about that. There's been killed 8 million people and you're making fictitious peace, and you're telling us that this is peace, when aggressors are not named. Rwanda has been known … has … is responsible of what is going wrong in the peace, in Congo, and nobody says something about that! Burundi! Uganda! You should say that!

KPFA/Ann Garrison: Today U.N. envoy Mary Robinson arrived in Goma with U.S. envoy Russ Feingold and African Union representative Boubacar Diarra. The three were coming from Congo's capital Kinshasa and will go from Goma to Rwanda, then to Uganda for more of the peace talks that began in 2012.

Robinson said that the Congolese army's military success made this a good time to resume the peace talks. But, Jean-Mobert N'senga, a young activist lawyer in Goma, told KPFA that he and his group, Fight for Change, consider the talks a diversion and say that his country, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, needs to negotiate with Rwanda, not M23.

Jean-Mobert N'Senga: We say Kampala talks are not the good way to go because the United Nations has recognized that Rwanda is backing this M23, in troops, in strategies, in material, and if DRC needs to negotiate with someone, it must be with Rwanda, not with M23, which has no self-existence.

Former Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold is now the U.S. envoy to the Great Lakes Region of Africa. He arrived in Goma with U.N. envoy Mary Robinson on Sept. 2, 2013.

In the territory occupied by M23, there have been many IDPs, internal displaced persons, who are living in bad conditions in and around Goma. And there have been many, many killings, there have been many rapes, so maintaining the M23 is the biggest threat to the civil population. We need the M23 to be moved as quickly as possible.

KPFA/Ann Garrison: A 2012 U.N. report concluded that Rwanda's top military commanders give orders to M23, but the U.N. Security Council refused to sanction them. Last week the U.N. Security Council Sanctions Committee would have voted to sanction the top commanders of M23, if Rwanda, a member of the U.N. Security Council since January, had not blocked the decision, which is made by consensus requiring unanimity. The Security Council itself could nevertheless vote for sanctions but it has not yet done so.

The U.S. has been the dominant foreign power in the region since an alliance of Congolese rebels and Rwandan and Ugandan troops overthrew Mobutu Sese Seko in 1997, at the conclusion of the First Congo War.

For Pacifica, KPFA and AfrobeatRadio, I'm Ann Garrison.

Author's postscript: I had a much longer conversation than I was able to air on KPFA with young Congolese activist lawyer Jean-Mobert N'senga of the group Fight for Change. The essence of it was that Kampala peace talks avoid the main issues to be negotiated. The first is land inside the borders of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Because Rwanda can make only a pre-colonial claim to land inside the borders of the DRC, it has been backing faux "Congo rebel" groups commanded by top officers of the Rwandan military.

The second issue is the end to impunity and the question of who will be brought to justice by whom. This has been, to now, a political issue largely determined by the Western powers who dominate the region, the U.N. Security Council and the international courts created by the U.N. – Ann Garrison

Oakland writer Ann Garrison writes for the San Francisco Bay View,Global Research, Colored Opinions, Black Star News and her own website, Ann Garrison, and produces for AfrobeatRadio on WBAI-NYC, KPFA Evening News and her own YouTube Channel,AnnieGetYourGang. She can be reached atann@afrobeatradio.com. This story first appeared on her website. If you want to see Ann Garrison's independent reporting continue, please contribute on her website at anngarrison.com.

 

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