HARARE – Recently, I listened with fascination to an account of how little Rwanda transformed itself, after that horrific 1994 genocide — featuring the slaughter of mostly Tutsis and moderate Hutus — into an economically-viable State. There was unrestrained praise for Paul Kagame — despite his alleged dispatch of assassins to South Africa to get…
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