From Quiet To Chaos: The Mess That Is In The 2026...
The Justice Minister of Uganda, Nobert Mao, had promised a quiet 2026 elections - the quietest ev...
Sanctioned. Still in DRC. The Hard Truth About Washington's Move Against Rwanda's Military
On March 2, 2026, the United States Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) did something unprecedented: it sanctioned not just individual Rwandan commanders, but the Rwanda Defence Force itself - as an institution. Four senior officers were named alongside it: Major General Vincent Nyakarundi, Major General Ruki Karusisi, General Mubarakh Muganga and Brigadier General Stanislas Gashugi.
Migrant Battalion | Great Lakes
Late last year, the world was alerted to the disturbing news that Russia was recruiting hundreds...
Ingabire Victoire's Arrest and Kagame's Strategic...
On June 19, 2025, Rwandan opposition figure Ingabire Victoire was arrested on allegations of form...
Honorary Title For freedom of expression
It is with profound gratitude and humility that I accept this honorary title for freedom of expre...
Migrant Battalion | Great Lake...
Late last year, the world was alerted to the disturbing news that Russia was recruiting hundreds of young African women, aged 18–22, to go and manufac...
Investigations
The hidden cost of Kagame’s Wa...
President Paul Kagame’s ongoing military involvement in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a widely acknowledged reality, extensively documente...
Investigations
Rwanda’s Economic Collapse:
Over the past two decades, Rwanda has been praised in some circles as an African economic success story often labelled a “miracle.” Western diplomats,...
Investigations
Espionage, threats, suspiciou...
Critics of Paul Kagame’s regime are the target of major transnational repression in Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa, Tanzania and elsewhere...
Investigations
In the West and online, Rwand...
In international forums, conferences and showrooms, Rwanda highlights its clean streets, gender equality and favorable business environment. But behin...
Investigations
International Consortium Probe...
Rwandan journalist John Williams Ntwali spent his career holding authorities to account –– and many believe he was killed for it.
Investigations
Analysis | Feeding the monster
Based on current and previous revelations, one might think that the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the West in general would regard Rwanda un...
Investigations
Soldiers Fallen In Silence: Ka...
Investigating the deaths of Rwandan soldiers killed in North Kivu led to one journalist’s exile and possibly the death of another.
Investigations
Denying A Genocide By Investig...
They are going to say that we deny the genocide,” the colleague at Forbidden Stories – the project of fifty journalists and seventeen media that inves...
The Rwanda Classified Project
Collision Course: An Investiga...
In January 2023, Rwandan journalist John Williams Ntwali was killed in a traffic collision. His relentless work documenting human rights violations, t...
The Rwanda Classified Project
Soldiers Fallen In Silence: Ka...
Investigating the deaths of Rwandan soldiers killed in North Kivu led to one journalist’s exile and possibly the death of another.
The Rwanda Classified Project
How Rwanda Leverages Peacekeep...
As evidence of its interference in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo mounts, Rwanda continues to evade United Nations sanctions due, in par...
The Rwanda Classified Project
Espionage, threats, suspiciou...
Critics of Paul Kagame’s regime are the target of major transnational repression in Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa, Tanzania and elsewhere...
The Rwanda Classified Project
“Clandestine activities” and s...
Rwanda’s conduct, both in its region and in Belgium, is causing friction with its former colonial power. The murky murder of a Rwandan opposition figu...
The Rwanda Classified Project
In the West and online, Rwand...
In international forums, conferences and showrooms, Rwanda highlights its clean streets, gender equality and favorable business environment. But behin...
The Rwanda Classified Project
Pegasus in Rwanda: Sister of...
A leaked list of phone numbers reveals how Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s regime used Pegasus spyware sought to track political opponents and members...
The Rwanda Classified Project
Sanctioned. Still in DRC. The...
On March 2, 2026, the United States Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) did something unprecedented: it sanctioned not just individual...
Commentary & Analysis
From Quiet To Chaos: The Mess...
The Justice Minister of Uganda, Nobert Mao, had promised a quiet 2026 elections - the quietest ever. Few believed him but the start of the elections f...
Commentary & Analysis
Ingabire Victoire's Arrest and...
On June 19, 2025, Rwandan opposition figure Ingabire Victoire was arrested on allegations of forming a criminal association and planning acts aimed to...
Commentary & Analysis
Honorary Title For freedom of...
It is with profound gratitude and humility that I accept this honorary title for freedom of expression. I thank the organizers for this recognition, I...
Commentary & Analysis
The hidden cost of Kagame’s Wa...
President Paul Kagame’s ongoing military involvement in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a widely acknowledged reality, extensively documente...
Commentary & Analysis
Rwanda’s Economic Collapse:
Over the past two decades, Rwanda has been praised in some circles as an African economic success story often labelled a “miracle.” Western diplomats,...
Commentary & Analysis
Kagame’s Dual Grip: Repression...
Paul Kagame's regime in Rwanda is a striking example of how modern autocrats keep a firm hold on power. This is done through a combination of harsh do...
Commentary & Analysis
“Clandestine activities” and s...
Rwanda’s conduct, both in its region and in Belgium, is causing friction with its former colonial power. The murky murder of a Rwandan opposition figu...
Commentary & Analysis