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Rwandan Democratic Green Party Vice President Assassinated

“During our visit to Butare yesterday, we found his national ID, driver’s license, house keys and car keys still inside the dumped car. His car and belonging are now packed at Police Headquarters in Huye-Butare town.” - Frank Habineza, Chairman of Democratic Green Party of Rwanda

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(PORTLAND, Ore.) - The First Vice President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, Mr. Andre Kagwa Rwisereka who went missing yesterday, 13 July 13 2010, was found dead, assassinated this morning.

According to family sources, his Toyota Pick Up was found, yesterday on the banks of River Mukula in Butare, near Burundi.

Frank Habineza, a Rwandan politician, is the Chairman of Democratic Green Party of Rwanda. He spoke to Salem-News early this morning:

“During our visit to Butare yesterday, we found his national ID, driver’s license, house keys and car keys still inside the dumped car. His car and belonging are now packed at Police Headquarters in Huye-Butare town.”

Antoine Haguma confirmed his brother’s body saying “His head was almost completely removed from his body. He was found dead in the same wetland of River Mukula just about 3 Kms away from Butare town, where his car was dumped”

Reports confirm that officers of National police arrived on the scene yesterday. The Vice President’s Democratic Green Party is calling for the Rwandan government “to use all means possible” for quick results and action in response to this murder.


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