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Tutsi Extremist in Diplomatic Row

by AfroAmerica Network on April 13, 2010

A Tutsi Extremist causes diplomatic incident in Kigali

Tuesday April 13, 2010.

Theodore Simburudari, the leader of a RwandanTutsi extremist group IBUKA which claims to represent ethnic Tutsis in Rwanda has caused a diplomatic row between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda. In a speech at the memorial to honor Rwandan Hutu politicians killed during the 1994 Rwandan civil war, the Tutsi extremist leader lashed out at the Congolese diplomats and envoys sitting among the guests during the ceremony held in the hill of Rebero and led by the Rwandan Speaker of the Parliament, Vincent Biruta.

Staging a theatrical show, Mr Theodore Simburudari accused …

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