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Sgt Maj Robert Kabera during an interview with the Daily Monitor in Kampala in November 2020. photo/file
What you need to know:
- Sgt Maj Robert Kabera, 50, an ex-Rwanda Defence Forces soldier, s a known critic of the leadership of President Paul Kagame.
A former Rwandan soldier, who fled to Uganda over allegations of persecution, has been beheaded in the outskirts of Kampala City.
The killing of Sgt Maj Robert Kabera, 50, an ex-Rwanda Defence Forces soldier and a known critic of the leadership of President Paul Kagame, has since caused safety concern among several Rwandan refugees in Uganda.
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Rwandan soldier flees to Uganda, claims persecution
Sgt Maj Robert Kabera said he is seeking protection because he is being persecuted at home
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‘We don’t need to copy the Rwandan gorilla template’For Utamuriza, the opportunity extends beyond getting visitors to the gorillas. She sees the experience as a way of introducing travellers to the country and its people
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When Gashumba dared quack pastorsUnbeknownst to Gashumba, he could be igniting a religious revolution of the magnitude he himself might not imagine
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No place to call home for Banyarwanda of UgandaThe colonial boundaries particularly split ethnic communities across Africa such as in the case of the Banyarwanda who were redistributed in Uganda, Tanzania, and eastern DR Congo
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My parents fled from Rwanda to Uganda in 1959, says Dr MugangaDr Muganga says he obtained a Ugandan passport before he travelled to Rwanda
