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How rejecting Amb. Karega’s accreditation unmasks Belgium’s sinister agenda, support of genocidairies
Jambo
News, an outlet owned by a group of genocide deniers and extremist Rwandan
exiles under the umbrella Jambo Asbl, was the first to report that Belgium refused
to accredit Ambassador Vincent Karega as Kigali’s new envoy to Brussels. It was
on July 24.
The Belgian government is yet to publicly comment on the
matter.
Instead,
Jambo News served as the channel to disseminate the message on behalf of the Belgian
government because the latter kept quiet despite the fact that the issue went
viral, and made headlines in international media.
The
decision by the Belgian government to reject Amb Karega's accreditation is
believed to be influenced by Kinshasa and does not bode well for bilateral
relations between Kigali and Brussels.
The Belgian
government seems to have capitulated to pressure from the Democratic Republic
of Congo government, as well as propaganda from genocide negationist organizations
and detractors of Rwanda like Jambo Asbl through whom they decided to leak the
decision.
Jambo
Asbl is a negationist and revisionist organization hiding behind the banner of
a diaspora youth movement. They promote a negationist version of the 1994 Genocide
against the Tutsi committed in Rwanda, because they are sons and daughters of génocidaires.
This association was created and formed by genocide fugitives who escaped
justice. They fabricate stories and bribe witnesses to shift the blame on the
victims.
When
the Belgian government chose Jambo Asbl as its channel to communicate its
affaires with Rwanda, it was a clear evidence of persistence of the political
agenda of the European country – divide and rule – which is the genesis of the divisionism
and ethnicity in Rwanda that resulted to the Genocide.
Despite
the fact that Brussels harbors almost 40 known genocide fugitives, as well as hundreds
of genocide deniers and detractors of Rwanda who are sponsoring terrorist
groups including FDLR and FLN, Belgium has shown no political will to bring
these criminals to book.
Several
sources indicate that Jambo Asbl holds influence in Brussels. In 2020, Laure Uwase, a member of Jambo Asbl,
was appointed as commission member, to examine the role of Belgian colonial
rule in Rwanda and the entire Great Lakes region.
Uwase,
31, did not qualify as an expert in colonial history of Rwanda. She is an expert
in supporting genocidaires, based on interviews she did with them.
If the refusal of Amb Karega by Belgium is based on his expulsion by Kinshasa, the Belgian government would be trying to appease President Félix Tshisekedi that they are on his side, regarding the tensions between Rwanda and DRC. This would only escalate disputes between the two former colonies of Belgium.
Rwanda
is yet again a victim of international conspiracy in a failing multilateralism,
while Belgium is protecting its strategic interests in natural resources rich DRC.
