Rwandan ex-military officer who criticises Kagame found dead in Uganda
Rwandan ex-military officer Robert Kabera, who criticized President Paul Kagame, was found dead in Uganda. Police say his head has not been recovered.
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Rwandan ex-military officer Robert Kabera, who criticized President Kagame, was found dead in Uganda. His widow fears for her family's safety.
A man who said bad things about the president of his country was found dead in another country. His family is worried about him.
Analysis
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Key points
- Robert Kabera was a Rwandan Army Sergeant Major who criticized President Kagame's administration
- Kabera fled Rwanda for Uganda seeking asylum due to political persecution
- Kabera's death has raised concerns about the safety of Rwandan dissidents living in exile
The death of Robert Kabera may lead to a thorough investigation into his death and bring those responsible to justice.
The death of Robert Kabera may increase concerns about the safety of Rwandan dissidents living in exile and the potential for political persecution.


