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Rwanda`s Major John Sengati Assassinated in Gitarama, Rwanda

He was found with multiple gunshot wounds about the body and head. His car had been staged to appear so that it looked as if he was changing his tire

(WASHINGTON DC) - Rwandans are saddened by the death of Major John Sengati who was assassinated in Gitarama (appx 50km from Kigali) on May 10th, 2013.

John Sengati was a retired major, and ADC to Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa from 1993 to 2001.

Adoptions of Children Decreased by 48% Worldwide

Given the lack of children and the unfulfilled desire of many marriages, it seems appropriate not to add more difficulties that complicate the processes of adoption.

(MADRID) - More and more couples without children want to adopt, but on the other hand, there are fewer kids up for adoption.

Previously, the lack of kids for adoption, in developed countries was compensated through the adoption abroad. Now this is more complex.

EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Gerald Caplan & the Rwanda Genocide Cranks

The ugly truth is that 'the world of genocide scholars' is much the very problem itself...

(WILLIAMSBURG, MA) - War and plunder continue to rip apart great swathes of Africa. The perpetrators are known, and many have been named and exposed.

The Pentagon, NATO countries and Israel continue to foment covert international guerrilla wars, while their proxy regimes continue to persecute and defraud their own people, even (at this writing) engaged in genocide.

50 Year Old Uganda and Ethiopia Host of OAU/AU for 50 Years

Public figures in Uganda follow their conscience; Ethiopia is littered with officials and public figures who even take blind orders from a corpse.

(UGANDA) - Uganda is a 50 year old independent African country unlike Ethiopia that has been hosting the OAU/AU for five decades while enjoying her own thousands of years of “independent” history.

Ethiopia has no independent institution inhabited by independent people who refuse to be bullied by the establishment.

New Report: Rwanda is Forcing Youth to Serve as National Propaganda Tools

Young people are targeted when they complete secondary school and throughout their university education period.

(WASHINGTON DC) - The Rwandan government and security services are forcibly using young people to participating in activities that aim to promote its image and control its people.

Young people suffer various levels of physical and psychological health issues which have led to attempted suicides, or leaving Rwanda to seek asylum abroad.

USCIRF Concerned by Nigeria`s Religiously-Related Violence and Inadequate Government Response

More than 14,000 have been killed since 1999, yet only 1% of the perpetrators have been prosecuted.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Ongoing attacks and retaliations by Muslims and Christians continue in Nigeria’s violent, religiously and ethnically mixed Middle Belt.

The violence has left more than 100 dead and dozens of properties destroyed since March of this year.

Oregon Company Changes Lives of Ugandan Women

The women Sseko Designs supports today will not make sandals forever...

(PORTLAND, OR) - Some of the brightest and most committed young women in Uganda are getting a chance to continue their education thanks to Sseko Designs and the sale of their unique handmade sandals and fashion here in the U.S.

Every year, women in Uganda struggle to fund their university education after completing secondary school.

The Tarnished Truth

Not even a man of God and peace is safe from the Zionist Hasbara.

(LONDON) - Since the late nineteenth century the Zionist movement and its drumbeaters have perfected the art of propaganda.

This last week has seen a renewed vigour in this art form, simply because of the visit of Mr. Obama to the Middle East followed by his Secretary of State, Mr. Kerry, trying to inject some life into the dead and buried so-called ‘peace process’.

`Africans want to lead a peaceful and progressive life` ~ Interview with Brigadier General Mujahid Alam

“On both missions I observed the complete lack of strict regulation of the arms trade, due to which both DRC and Kosovo had huge proliferation of illegal arms.” - Retired Pakistani Brigadier General Mujahid Alam

(NEW YORK) - In this interview, Retired Pakistani Brigadier General Mujahid Alam discusses negotiations, and how a strong Arms Trade Treaty could affect Central Africa.

General Alam spent 15 years in Central Africa.

The 19th Commemorations of Rwanda Genocide Against Tutsi

As we commemorate the 19th Anniversary of the Rwanda Genocide against Tutsi, Rwanda’s neighbours in Eastern DRC are going through the same things...

(LONDON) - 7th April 2013 marks 19 years since the infamous Rwanda genocide of Tutsi visited upon our country.

The people of Rwanda have been through this too many times, the victims of the Tutsi genocide had their entire lives ahead of them.