{"id":6836,"date":"2021-12-20T15:01:50","date_gmt":"2021-12-20T15:01:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/rwanda\/all-news\/part-iii-why-is-uganda-provocative-disrespectful"},"modified":"2021-12-20T15:43:34","modified_gmt":"2021-12-20T15:43:34","slug":"part-iii-why-is-uganda-provocative-disrespectful","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/rwanda\/all-news\/part-iii-why-is-uganda-provocative-disrespectful","title":{"rendered":"PART III: Why Is Uganda Provocative, Disrespectful?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Africa-Press – Rwanda. <\/strong><\/span>This is a third article in the series expounding on the historical and current dynamics that are relevant to the frosty relationship between Rwanda and Uganda. We are recollecting moments that help us to expose President Yoweri Museveni\u2019s hostility against Rwanda.<\/p>\n

Most people who follow politics of the region know that President Yoweri Museveni has long harboured ambitions of making Rwanda Uganda\u2019s appendage. At the very least, he seeks to dictate to this country what it should and should not do.<\/p>\n

Over the years he has recruited like-minded people from inside Rwanda to work with him to frame their country in his image. These are his prot\u00e9g\u00e9s. But what is so special that they see in Museveni and he sees in them and together they wish to export to Rwanda?<\/p>\n

The first place to look at is how the prot\u00e9g\u00e9s repeat Museveni\u2019s rhetoric. Recently, convicted army officer Kayumba Nyamwasa, whose is on the run in S. South Africa, told a Zambian newspaper that he is fighting to bring \u201cfundamental change\u201d to Rwanda. In 1986 during his swearing in, Museveni claimed he had fought to bring about fundamental change to Uganda.<\/p>\n

David Himbara, another Rwandan prot\u00e9g\u00e9 who is on Museveni\u2019s payroll to tarnish the image of his former boss, recently asserted, \u201cKagame\u2019s inner circle is shrinking.\u201d Presumably, Kagame\u2019s \u2018inner circle\u2019 is shrinking while Museveni\u2019s is always expanding? This is the difference between Museveni\u2019s Uganda and Kagame\u2019s Rwanda.<\/p>\n

Himbara made a list of retired liberators and framed them as \u201cpoor and disgruntled\u201d. His claim is that Kagame has side-lined them or imprisoned them. His purpose is to instigate the public and propagate a bad image of President Kagame as a \u201cbad guy\u201d. Here\u2019s what belonging to an \u201cinner circle\u201d means in the contexts of the two countries.<\/p>\n

Museveni\u2019s inner circle is above the law, able to divert public resources to personal interests as it wishes. A commercial bank is forcefully taken over and subsequently disappears without a trace; junk helicopters are procured with no one held accountable.<\/p>\n

Someone can claim the country\u2019s natural resources as his own, \u201cmy oil\u201d and is not ashamed to publicly state that, \u201cI am working for my children and grandchildren.\u201d In other words, the country is run like a family kiosk until the time comes to hand it over to the next of kin.<\/p>\n

On the contrary, Kagame has never had an inner circle. Moreover, no one has ever claimed to be above the law during his tenure. Some may be close to him by virtue of their responsibilities and the moment these tasks end this closeness comes to an end. This is what Himbara calls a shrinking inner circle.<\/p>\n

However, it is also true that some unscrupulous individuals \u2013 Himbara being one of them \u2013 who somehow found themselves working close to Kagame attempted to masquerade as belonging to some inner circle that in reality never existed; or, they had the ambition of creating an inner circle, only to end up crossing the line and finding themselves where they truly belong \u2013 in obscurity.<\/p>\n

For Himbara, he fled accountability, and is now sarcastically calling himself a professional refuge, one on a self imposed exile. These two approaches are at odds and cannot co-exist.<\/p>\n

This is why Museveni and his prot\u00e9g\u00e9s are eager to extend and replicate their preferred inner-circle politics to Rwanda, which is the only way to make sense of Himbara\u2019s sponsored writing.<\/p>\n

For instance, all Ministers \u2013 like James Musoni who he refers to in Rwanda are appointed to serve; a Ministry is not a private asset; neither do those appointed to it expect they won\u2019t be assigned to other responsibilities.<\/p>\n

Similarly, all senior military officers \u2013 the likes of Gen. Jack Nziza \u2013 were only \u201cclose\u201d to the President by virtue of their appointments and duties. They don\u2019t enjoy this proximity due to personal or familial ties, or because they were members of a supposed inner circle. As a result, they expect to be redeployed \u2013 and even retired \u2013 as a matter of an inescapable reality: they are serving in a truly professional army that does not belong to an individual and they don\u2019t believe they are forever owed anything special simply because they fought.<\/p>\n

Nothing new about Eug\u00e8ne-Richard Gasana<\/b><\/p>\n

Eug\u00e8ne-Richard Gasana, Rwanda\u2019s former ambassador to the United Nations in New York, also features heavily as Himbara reimagines Rwanda in Museveni\u2019s eyes.<\/p>\n

Gasana recently met Museveni on RNC-related movements in and outside Kampala. Like Patrick Karegeya and Kayumba Nyamwasa before him, Gasana was also recruited when he was in active Rwanda government service.<\/p>\n

Moreover, like Ignace Murwanashyaka, the convicted (by courts in Germany) leader of the FDLR genocide perpetrators, Gasana was also facilitated with a Ugandan passport that has enabled his travel around the world, advocating for the RNC.<\/p>\n

Indeed, it is in this capacity that he, along with Charlotte Mukankusi, who also travels on a Ugandan passport, met President Museveni in Kampala last month.<\/p>\n

A reliable source that ran into Gasana in transit at Amsterdam airport during his many travels on behalf of the RNC told this reporter that he was using a Ugandan passport, which was verified with pictures of the actual passport (We welcome a challenge from Ofwono Opondo and Sarah Kagingo to produce the documents. We promise to meet the challenge).<\/p>\n

Interestingly, Gasana was ahead of his fellow prot\u00e9g\u00e9s in one particular aspect: his relatively quick comprehension of the politics of their patron. For instance, when it was time for a new ambassador to take over in New York and he was asked to return home for reassignment, he balked; a sense of entitlement had him thinking that he was irreplaceable in that position.<\/p>\n

And so, he began throwing tantrums before deciding to cut links with his government by ceding to Museveni\u2019s overtures \u2013 on behalf of the RNC \u2013 that had been in place long before the break of ties with Rwanda.<\/p>\n

Since 2016 he has been running errands on behalf of the RNC, an organisation that has declared war on Rwanda and has conducted terrorist operations that have claimed the lives of innocent people in different parts of the country. Despite this record, Gasana has fraudulently managed to acquire U.S. residence permit on the false claim that his life is threatened back home.<\/p>\n

However, Gasana should familiarise himself with the case of Jean Leonard Teganya. On April 6, 2019, the federal court in Boston ruled that the 48-year old \u201cattempted to win asylum in the United States by lying.\u201d He faces five years in prison and deportation to Rwanda.<\/p>\n

Similarly, Gasana\u2019s lies to U.S. immigration that he is threatened at home may have been believed; however, his determination to fight his government should make him a person of interest to the authorities and expose him to Teganya\u2019s fate.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, the fact alone that he fights Rwanda was enough for Gasana to enter Museveni\u2019s \u201cinner circle.\u201d It makes sense. This is Museveni\u2019s brand of politics. He needs an inner-circle to survive and Himbara is paid to regurgitate and recycle this narrative.<\/p>\n

It is by design that it can\u2019t shrink. On the other hand, saying that Kagame\u2019s inner-circle is shrinking is as nonsensical as it can get. This idea of shrinking has absolutely zero consequence precisely because Kagame doesn\u2019t operate like their patron.<\/p>\n

As Himbara successfully transforms himself in the image that Museveni requires of his prot\u00e9g\u00e9s, he gets out of touch with the reality inside Rwanda. His view of Kagame\u2019s inner-circle is proof that his transformation is complete. He gets cash as a prize or reward. Significantly, Himbara is only a microcosm of the transformation that Museveni has in mind for Rwanda, one whose completion he seems committed to.<\/p>\n

Even as Museveni preoccupies himself with Kagame, in the former\u2019s mind the ideal transformation of Rwanda does not leave the position of president vacant. He gets to occupy it, along with the one he presently occupies. As such, in his thinking, he could potentially enjoy the status of President of the Greater Uganda, which would include Rwanda. But his fantasy doesn\u2019t end there.<\/p>\n

When Museveni looks at Kayumba Nyamwasa he sees Salim Saleh; in Eug\u00e8ne-Richard Gasana he sees Sam Kuteesa. They form another layer to his \u201cinner-ciinner circle.\u201d<\/p>\n

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