Rwanda's corrupt regime to honor Ethiopia's dictator
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Federal Republic of Ethiopia and the late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere of Tanzania will be honoured for their contribution in liberating Rwanda, 15 years ago, AllAfrica.com, a website, reported.
The three leaders will also be honoured for their tireless efforts in promoting a campaign against Genocide this Saturday during celebrations to mark National Liberation Day.
President Paul Kagame will decorate Museveni, Zenawi and the late Nyerere with the "Uruti" medal which is Rwanda's National Liberation Medal.
The three leaders will also be decorated with "Umurinzi" medal, Rwanda's Campaign Against Genocide Medal. Maria Nyerere, the late president's wife, will receive the posthumous medal on behalf of her husband.
"This is a special time for Rwanda to celebrate achievements and recommit to build a new and better future," Minister of Information Louise Mushikiwabo, told The New Times.
"This seemed like the right time to honor those who have in one way or another contributed to our liberation. We are thankful for their countries and their citizens for having supported Rwanda's cause. They have been there when Rwanda needed them."
President Museveni and Prime Minister Zenawi are expected in Kigali today. This will mark the first time medals will be awarded to foreign dignitaries for their support to Rwanda's liberation struggle.
- ENA
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Not only Rwanda's regime is corrupt but also it is a dictatorship. So, it's just dictators who are celebrating the fruits they earned from the bloodbath they made in that african greatlakes region
Sage
5 Jul 09 at 9:52 pm