First Anniversary of the Rwandan National Congress

Exclusive Interview with Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa on the First Anniversary of the Rwandan National Congress

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The Rwandan National Congress has just completed their first year as a viable political opposition group to the current ruling regime in Rwanda. Their accomplishments in this first year are obvious to any political observer as well as their critics. This group has been proactive in its desire to meet face to face with Rwandans in the diaspora while building their platform for a new Rwanda.

In a press statment that Dr. Rudasingwa posted on his Facebook page he has this to say:

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The Rwanda National Congress reminds all present and future generations of Rwandans that Rwanda is much more important than, and must transcend, any single person, any single dictator, any single ethnic group, any single region, or any single organization or political party. Rwanda is an enduring and beautiful nation with a resilient people, each one of whom is endowed with inalienable rights as a human being and citizen of the nation. Rwanda is our only home, one in which we and posterity are entitled to live in peace and harmony. We can only survive and thrive as a nation if we work together to ensure prosperity, justice and peace for all its inhabitants.

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On December 11, 2011 Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa spoke exclusively to this journalist in regards to the first year anniversary of the development of the Rwandan National Congress. Dr. Rudasingwa spoke on issues past, present and future in regards to the RNC and Rwanda as a nation. No question went unanswered and no topic was denied. The interview is below:

Two part interview with Salem-News.com's Jennifer Fierberg
and Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa on the RNC's one-year anniversary

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Jennifer Fierberg is a social worker in the US working on peace and justice issues in Africa with an emphasis on the crisis in Rwanda and throughout the central region of Africa. Her articles have been published on many humanitarian sites that are also focused on changing the world through social, political and personal action.

Jennifer has extensive background working with victims of trauma and domestic violence, justice matters as well as individual and family therapy. Passionate and focused on bringing the many humanitarian issues that plague the African Continent to the awareness of the developed world in order to incite change. She is a correspondent, Assistant Editor, and Volunteer Coordinator for NGO News Africa through the volunteer project of the UN. Jennifer is also the media co-coordinator and senior funding executive for The Africa Global Village (www.africaglobalvillage.com) Jennifer comes to www.Salem-News.com with a great deal of experience and passion for working to stop human right violation in Africa.

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Isis May 30, 2012 8:12 am (Pacific time)

The more I think of Victoire Ingabire, the more I realise that Heros are ordinary people moved by the hand of God. Some times I cry when I think about what she is going through in prison. Some time I rejoice thinking that there is more joy to see people free than to eat and drink in the finest hotels. I feel ashamed because I cannot do what she has done. I feel proud because she is one of us. I feel angry because those who jailed her should be where she is. I feel happy because some disenfranchised men and women in Rwanda and throughout the world will not feel lonely. The Spirit of the Lord is upon her. I believe in the Holy Spirit because of who she is and what she stand for.

With RNC December 14, 2011 4:14 am (Pacific time)

Many of us are behind the RNC, do not be discouraged, you must simply do what you know to be right, your journey is in God's good favour, it is in God's hands, and he will lead you all to a better day where corruption and fear are not political tools

INTORE December 14, 2011 3:37 am (Pacific time)

So, how the INTORE or RPF took the power? 1990 The country had peace and freedom, so then you brought the War from Uganda! I'm telling you ASAGAKIGA. Go ahead Rudasingwa. Go ahead RNC.

Asagakiga December 13, 2011 7:31 am (Pacific time)

RNC declared themselves as a rebel organization to save what from Rwanda. Bring war in the peaceful country today. Get hellout Rudasingwa!

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