Francois,
Gira Impagarike!
In my opinion and with regard to Kagame, there is no clear cut between "being a tyrant" and "being a fascist". Kagame incarns these two figures in the worst possible scenario.
You stated that: "A tyrant doesn't care about people's welfare, only his own and for small cast arround him".
Exactly! Because Kagame doesn't care at all about the Rwandan people's well being (healthcare, education, nutrition, social welfaire, sanitation, security, buying power, cultural heritage, etc), he is indeed the worst tyrant, the world has ever had.
You added this: "Could Kagame be shooting himself starving the upper class behind him? No!"
It is important to emphasize that Kagame is indeed shooting himself, not only because he is strangling the upper class but also the tiny middle class which is mostly constituted by ordinary government employees such as teachers.
Keep in mind that, in Rwanda, the government constitutes the lagest employer. All of those government employees are from now on barred from earning extra income by renting their houses to diplommats or NGOs.
No need to mention that realiers ( even they constitute that tiny middle class) they are not concerned by such a strange ministerial decree.
David is wrong.
1. Kagame isn.t a dictator. He is a fasciste, a tyrannosaurus. A dictator doesn.t kill systematically who stands against him. A tyrannosaurus does.
A tyrant doesn.t care of people's welfare, only his own and for small cast arround him.
Renting houses to countries (diplomates, public services) isn.t a public business, it is that cast's business. Now what kind of issue is here adressed?
2/ owners of houses rented to govs aren.t members of the rwandan tiny middle class wich includes teachers and retailers. They constitute the uper class, the tiny cast benefiting and supporting the rpf fascism. Moreover they, each one, have more than one house in rent. And they have high salary and fat advantages to secure their loans.
3/ it appears like the government tries to reduce the cast.s mafiosy gamming. That is right. As the dark owner of Rwanda with free fast access to naturel ressources in Congo, the rpf owners need the most to secure their power limiting the empowerment of the cast arround them. From insight of the cast the fall of the fascism should come.
4/ so should Kagame be shooting himself starving the uper class behind him?
No! His big problem remains the upraising light on the rwandan and regional tragedies. Could he leave darkness and join the truth ride, the brain light.
Iesp
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Objet:[Collectif CRES], Kagame Just Shot Himself By Starving The Rwanda's Tiny Middle Class
Kagame Just Shot Himself By Starving The People He Needs To Govern – Rwanda's Tiny Middle Class
As indicated in the attached letter from Rwanda's Prime Minister, Anastase Murekezi, President Paul Kagame has ordered every public servant in Rwanda to stop renting out their properties.
This is a total disaster for Rwanda's tiny middle class, including even Kagame's ministers, senators, judges, parliamentarians, senior public servants, heads of agencies, security service officers, doctors and teachers. Because of low salaries in Rwanda and the high cost of living, especially in Kigali, most people depend on rental incomes on their properties.
It is these rental incomes that most families depend on to pay for their children's school fees. And because of the poor quality of education in Rwanda's public schools, parents who can afford it use rental earnings to put their children in private schools. These private schools include First Lady Jeannette Nyiramongi Kagame's Green Hills Academy in Kigali.
Kagame's Order has another serious implication – it will destroy Rwandan banks. Almost all rental properties owned by members of Rwanda's tiny middle class were acquired with bank loans. If incomes from these properties dry up, their owners will not be able to maintain mortgage payments. The massive default on loans will negatively impact Rwanda's tiny financial markets.
It appears that Kagame is turning on everyone. His senators. His parliamentarians. His ministers. His military officers. His senior managers. His doctors. His teachers. And evidently, Rwanda's banks.
A question must be posed here: why is Kagame doing this?
I can think of three reasons. The first is this. We know that in his drive to modernize Kigali, his ruling party conglomerate, Crystal Ventures Ltd, built properties. Kagame also persuaded private companies to invest in Kigali's real estate. But most of these properties are overpriced – which has resulted in low occupancy.
By driving renters from more affordable properties, Kagame hopes to fill up the largely empty office towers in Kigali.
The second reason I can think of revolves around Kagame's own lifestyle. Because he lives an imperial life of $60 million Gulfstream jets, $20,000 a night presidential hotel suites, and educates his children in American elite schools, he may perhaps imagine that other Rwandans live like him.
The third reason is Kagame might be mean-spirited – determined to restrict the size of the middle class to himself.
Will this declaration of war on Rwanda's tiny middle class solve Kagame's heap of contradictions that he calls "policy"? But at what cost? One thing is for sure. The emperor is naked. And the naked emperor is against the very people he needs to live comfortably and govern.
Kagame just shot himself, methinks.
David Himbara
Educator, writer, professor of international development, and solar energy activist based in Toronto, Canada.
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