Threat Comes Less Than Two Weeks After Death of Ex-Spy Chief
The Rwandan presidency said dissidents plotting against the government “will pay the price wherever they are,” less than two weeks after the death of the country’s former spy chief in South Africa.
By Nicholas Bariyo
KAMPALA Uganda—The Rwandan presidency said Monday that dissidents plotting against the government “will pay the price wherever they are,” threatening to ignite fresh tensions with regional governments less than two weeks after the death of the country’s former spy chief in South Africa.
The presidency quoted President Paul Kagame as saying that Kigali shouldn’t be held accountable for those who have turned against the government with the intention of destroying what the Rwandan people have built. FULL STORY