Museveni, Kagame discuss DR Congo crisis
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President Paul Kagame being received at State House Entebbe by President Museveni and wife Janet
Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame have agreed to push for joint regional peace and stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo).
According to a press release from State House, Entebbe, the two leaders today held a bilateral meeting over a wide range of issues. Today's visit was Kagame's first since March 2018 and there has been heightened diplomatic tensions between the two countries after Kagame accused Uganda of harbouring and funding Rwanda's dissidents and subsequently went on to close the borders.
Museveni said that the problems affecting the region like the crisis in Congo needs collective approach from all regional members.
“This time we must insist on working together because these people have suffered a lot. I told President Kenyatta [of Kenya] that if we don’t come in as a region, Congo may become like Sudan,” Museveni said.
On the other hand, Kagame called on all the warring parties in Congo to come to a round table and resolve the crisis once and for all.
“They need to talk without leaving anyone behind,” Kagame said.
Thousands of several Congolese were recently forced to flee into Uganda following renewed fights between the M23 rebels and the Congolese army.
Later, Museveni together with the First Lady and minister of Education and Sports Janet Kataaha Museveni hosted Kagame to a dinner in honour of their son also commander of Land Forces Lt. Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba's 48th birthday.
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They are the same people who triggered the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda; and went on to destabilized DR Cong; how on earth can they be the ones stabilize it?
BS sadists!
Tsu Zsu, the legendary Chinese military strategist stated: “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War
That's the main reason they allowed it in the East African block, even though DRC is in central Africa.
How can they discuss security in DRC without involving DRC in the discussion. That is BS from the two murders
He can’t afford to have enemies across the borders as those determined to get rid of him may take advantage of the bad blood between him his neighbours to oust him. He also needs the man from Kigali to help his useless son to continue Kagutta/Mohozi misrule.
The man from Kigali is probably doing this because he will need somewhere to seek refuge when things go wrong. He has made so many enemies and rather he trusts the devil he knows. It is a symbiotic relationship of two ruthless dictators.
Today they decide Who has to live or Die ! It will take a Collective Effort from Both Ugandans and Friends to Get rid of these Blood Hounds! Time to Consider Strategies !! Wake Up UGANDA OR ELSE YOU ARE BOUND TO BE ANNEXED BY RWANDA..
Because none of these guerrilla African leaders have any such successful records of talking democratic peaceful coexistence between African communities!
All they seem to understand is the miserable battles to go on until the winner takes all!
They install them by force. To remove these spare parts for repair or replacement one needs to apply immense force?