“Let me spill some secrets to you,” Kagame started while responding to a question from Red Pepper about his country’s alleged involvement in DRC.

“During the general elections in DRC, this hypocritical international community came to us asking what they should do to Kabila because he wasn’t listening to them. They asked us whether he was a serious president who is prepared to do business with them and if not, if they should remove him. We were surprised. But at the end of the day, he got elected and they now can’t remove him,” Kagame revealed.

The DRC held both presidential and parliamentary elections in November last year in which Kabila was returned as president. And on this, Kagame said Kabila’s victory had created a gap between him and these same elements who, then, started running around the region seeking views on how to sort him out.

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I BELIEVE THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF RWANDA

A time will come when Africa will rise . The western powers will use all tools and avenues to destablize us . Their bloody footprints ar allover from Libya to DRC . What we should ask ourselves is who are their agents in Kenya, these agents should never be allowed anywhere near leadership of this country . Kenyan economy was doing fairly before 2007 elections . What happened after that is anybodies guess .

First the despots also need to shape up and embrace democracy, then the masses be informed enough to shun ethnicity and rally around leaders who show genuine concern for the country as opposed to self aggrandisement and preservation.

We need to pray for the people to hearken to Gods voice first.

Rwanda's Paul Kagame warned he may be charged with aiding war crimes

They seriously want Kagame out the why is the big question.

I agree with you. It's time Africa to tell off these people.

In my books, Kagame is among the Africa's best sons.

The US govt supplied weapons to Mexico, weapons that were to be used by the drug cartel there and they later confessed about it when one of their guns killed a border official, what moral authority do they have to condemn Rwanda on allegations brought about by UN officials who have not been able to solve the issue for almost years?