The presentation of the book by the English journalist Michela Wrong, entitled “Rwanda, assassin without borders”, was organized on Thursday, May 11 in the Monekoso room of the University of Kinshasa by the Student Coordination and the Legal Café. This book tells the story of Patrick Karegeya, an opponent assassinated in South Africa, with links to Paul Kagame, the president of Rwanda. In her exchanges with the students, Michela Wrong explained that her intention was to bring the history of Africa to the world, in particular that of Rwanda under the Kagame regime. She pointed out that Western governments continue to support Kagame despite a lack of freedom and rigged elections.
Weston Kutohomba, who runs the Chadian finance ministry’s chamber of investment, calls for constraints to be eased for the private sector, and commends reforms to the state’s bureaucracy. Weston believes Chad’s central location and untapped business potential make it one of Africa’s most attractive investment destinations