Director : Terry George Release Date : 4 February 2005 (USA) Genre : Biography, Drama, History, Thriller, War Cast : Xolani Mali as Policeman, Don Cheadle as Paul Rusesabagina, Desmond Dube as Dube, Hakeem Kae-Kazim as George Rutaganda, Tony Kgoroge as Gregoire, Rosie Motene as Receptionist, Neil Mc...

this is the Salty portion of todays presentation.. and yes it’s as salty as a dead seahorse up in this mug. lets start with the Pirate Asses in Somalia.. they got to speak with the Lil 12 year old girl. now they go showing they ass by not even tossing the baby a chunkachedda on they ducatdrop....

Our JRC delegation has just finished our first full day in Kigali and it has been a full one. We spent the morning at the WE-ACTx clinic, one of three in the country. Among other things, we learned about the important work this NGO is doing in responding to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Rwanda. WE-ACTx ...

I’m currently reading “A Thousand Hills” by historian Stephen Kinzer - a recently published bio of Rwandan president Paul Kagame. It’s an incredibly absorbing read, offering a history of the country and region as well as a portrait of a remarkable African leader who is spearh...

I'm re-reading We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families in anticipation of my trip back to Rwanda next month. It is a startling retelling of a horrific story, and I suspect at least some of my current insomnia is a result of the book. (Time to go listen to Andrew Johns...

As many Rwandans say, forgiving is an effort that one makes in order to make life livable, especially since victims and the ex-prisoners have to live together as neighbors again. (— from Reconciliation still a major challenge Rwanda has too many guilty people for “classic justiceâ€� — ...

Kagame’s fury at Spanish warrants Paul Kagame (R) led the forces that stopped the killings in 1994 Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has said a Spanish judge who issued arrest warrants for 40 Rwandan army officers can “go to hell”. Mr Kagame described judge Fernando Andreu as &#...

From Concurring Opinions: Spain’s recent indictment of 40 Rwandan army officers on international criminal charges raises interesting questions about the appropriateness of trying such cases in the domestic courts of nations with little connection to the conflict from which these crimes arose. ...