The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, strongly condemns the assassination attempt of Lt.Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa that took place on 19th June 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The General is a former Army Chief of Staff of Rwandan Defense Forces and Ex-Ambassador to India. The sad news of his assassination attempt has caused a lot of fear and unrest to both the Rwandan politicians and the Rwandan Public in general. This assassination attempt, as details get unveiled from the South African Police, seems to have been well-planned and coordinated. The question remains on who was behind it. We call upon the South African Government to investigate thoroughly well this matter and bring to justice all those behind this killing mission. We would also like to call upon the International community and most especially the American Government to help with the services of the Federal Bureau of Investigation-FBI and take a special interest in this case, like it is doing in the assassination case of the Congolese Human Rights activist Floribert CHEBEYA, who was killed in Kinshasa on 1st June 2010. Yesterday, 21st June 2010, in Gisenyi, Northern Rwanda (Bordering Goma-DRC), BBC Great Lakes reported the assassination of Denis Ntare Semadwinga, former Chief of Staff to General Laurent NKUNDA who is under house arrest in Rwanda for over a year and has never appeared in court despite several demands by his legal team and family. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is very concerned because even its Founding President, Frank HABINEZA has also received several death threats. Even though we reported the matter to the Rwandan Police and wrote to the Minister of Internal Security requesting for protection, we never received any response. The death threats suggested that Frank HABINEZA would be killed before the August 2010 presidential elections. We are also very seriously concerned, since Lt.Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa was linked to the Green Party. Two Newspapers (UMUSESO and UMUVUGIZI) reported this matter in December 2009. The alleged leaked intelligence report indicated that Lt.Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa was among the many said to be behind the formation of the Green Party. We held a press conference on 24th December 2009 and published a Press Release on the same day, where we strongly denied all those allegations. Today there seems to be a deepening military crisis in the Rwandan Army : three Generals are under house arrest but have not appeared in any court yet (Lt.Gen Charles Muhire, former Air force Chief of Staff and Ex-Commandant of the Reserve Forces, Maj.Gen Karenzi Karake-former Chief of Staff for Land Forces and of recent Brigadier General Jean Bosco Kazura –former Security Adviser to the President of the Republic and head of the Rwandese Football Federation). All these details are happening after Lt.Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa went into exile in South Africa in February 2010. We now have army foot patrols in almost all small roads and paths in the City of Kigali. There are also road blocks in some places. The situation is indeed very scaring and alarming. It’s like we are living in a state of emergency, though it has never been approved by Parliament. This is indeed the time when the International Community should show its true friendship to the Rwandan people. Before the 1994 Genocide, there were all signs and indications that Rwandan people were going to be killed, even the former Commander for the UN Mission to Rwanda (UNAMIR), Lt.Gen Romeo Dallaire, raised these concerns to the UN Security Council but instead of acting positively, they even took away the few soldiers that were present, and Rwandans cried for help but in vain. Over one million people were killed. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, strongly believes that the timely intervention of the United Nations and the International Community will help in resolving this Rwandan crisis and help to reduce the political and military tension we are experiencing now, while we are preparing for the 9th August 2010 Presidential elections. Rwandans need to be assured that life will go on even after the Presidential elections. It’s your call. Done at Kigali, 22nd June 2010. Frank HABINEZA Founding President Democratic Green Party of Rwanda
The Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda (PCC) C/O. B.P. 6334 Kigali , Rwanda , Tel : +250 788563039,+250 728636000, +250 788307145 Kigali, 21st June 2010 Open Letter to The Chairperson of the African Union Commission H.E. Jean PING, Addis Ababa, ETHIOPIA Subject : RWANDA : CALL FOR democracy and rule of law in Rwanda. Your Excellency, The Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda which brings together, the United Democratic Forces (FDU–Inkingi), the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, the Parti Social IMBERAKURI strongly believes that the Africa Union can help Rwanda to set the democracy process on track and diffuse tensions as the presidential elections loom as a military crisis deepens. The cycle of political violence in Rwanda has been due to a lack of a system for a peaceful competition for and transfers of power between the political elites. The most tragic part of this political violence has been the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis. We must all take a commitment to make sure that it does not happen again. The law on Genocide ideology of 2008 should be more clarified and fine-tuned so that it is not used by anyone to freeze political thoughts and descent voices on pretext that they have a genocide ideology. This would minimize the constitutional guarantee of the freedom of expression. The provisions of the current law of 2002 related to divisionism, which is contrary to article 9 of the international convention on civil and political rights and of 1966 to which Rwanda is party, must be reviewed. To have sustainable peace in Rwanda, there is a strong need of creating political space that enables a peaceful process of transfer and competition for power. During its political development Rwanda has had political refugees. Indeed this explains why when the RPF invaded Rwanda in 1990, it won the heart and minds of many people who thought that refugees had the right to come back home. The RPF leadership played on this sentiment and promised to end the problem of refugees and to bring a democratic system of government to underpin durable peace and development. It is quite sad that the present government has failed on each of these promises. We have more political leaders in exile today than ever before : three former Prime Ministers, former Speaker of Parliament, three former Ministers of Foreign Affairs, one Minister of Defence, one Minister of Justice, one Minister of Home Affairs assassinated in Nairobi, Members of Parliament (one was assassinated in Nairobi), ambassadors, military officers including two Generals (one of them Lt.Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa who survived an assassination attempt on 19th June 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa), businessmen, journalists, human rights activists etc Many ordinary people are fleeing their country at a time that prominent members of the political elite are fleeing for their lives. We fear therefore that the present management of the political system has the potential to lead to another cycle of violence. In this respect, the members of the Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda, have decided to take part in a peaceful competition for power and hence consolidate democracy in Rwanda. We are determined to break the cycle of fear and mistrust. We are very pleased that the African Union has clearly acknowledged that democracy, good governance and human rights are prerequisites to peace and development. The african charter on democracy, elections and good governance and the establishment of the African Peer Review mechanism are an eloquent testimony to this conviction. Indeed the African Charter on democracy, elections and good governance states in article 2 that one of the objectives of member states is to : • Nurture, support and consolidate good governance by promoting democratic culture and practice, building and strengthening governance institutions and inculcating political pluralism and tolerance ; • Strengthen political pluralism and recognising the role, rights and responsibilities of legally constituted political parties, including opposition political parties, which should be given a status under national law. NEPAD declaration on Democracy, Political, Economic and Corporate Governance also emphasizes a commitment by member states to ensure “individual and collective freedoms, including the right to form and join political parties and trade unions, in conformity with the constitution. However all independent reports do indicate that the current Rwandan regime has failed to respect the commitment of the AU member states to democracy and good governance : The Country Review Report of the Republic of Rwanda 2006 by African Peer Review mechanism pointed out the following in its report : On the issue of Political competition it made the following observations : In point 102, it points out that “conditions for a healthy competition for power including adequate guarantees of equity of access to the political space for all contending political organisations at all administrative levels and a political environment sufficiently liberal to afford equal chance for all individuals appropriately qualified, to compete for political office”, were lacking. The report of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative 2009, also pointed out that : Rwanda gives a strong impression of a one party state” adding that the regime “uses the constitution opportunistically as a façade, which hides the exclusionary and repressive nature of the regime ; relies on power structures that sometimes run parallel to, and sometimes cross-cuts, the formal government ; and in which the army plays a central role. The report quotes some schools of thought that describe Rwanda as “an army with a state”, The opposition in Rwanda has been subjected to verbal and physical intimidation and abuse. The legal framework has been used against us to stop United Democratic Forces (FDU–Inkingi), the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda from registering our political parties and exercising our political rights. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda’s founding convention on 30th October 2009 was sabotaged violently, by people suspected to be connected to security organs and others to be working for the Government. The only opposition party that had managed to get registered last year, PS Imberakuri of Maitre Bernard NTAGANDA, has now been divided into several factions, one illegal faction was recently recognised by the Government after its head was appointed Vice President of the Government’ Political Parties Forum. This division is believed to be done by the Ruling Party-RPF in order to weaken the real opposition and deny it a chance to participate in the upcoming August 2010 presidential elections. An independent press has almost completely disappeared. The papers that are critical of government have been forced to close down (UMUSESO and UMUVUGIZI Newspapers) and their owners forced to flee the country, because their lives were in danger. Others exercise self-censorship in order to survive. Civil society organisations are forced to take the official Government line in order to operate. We are very convinced that only a democratic system of government and rule of law can bring durable peace and development to Rwanda and to the Great Lakes Region at large. This is why we are appealing to you to do everything in your power to bring the Rwandan Government to respect the African Union and the United Nations conventions it has signed including the UN convention on political and civil rights and the African Charter on democracy, elections and good governance. We are convinced that the only solution in the growing social and political tension in Rwanda depend more on the resolution of the internal political problems, it is why we request you to ask the Rwandan government to postpone elections until the political situation is conducive enough to holding free, transparent elections and all political parties are given the right to exercise their civil and political rights fully. In particular, we request you to impress upon the President of Rwanda to allow political parties that are critical of the regime ( the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda and FDU-Inkingi) to register and exercise their full political rights and let the legally recognised leader of PS Imberakuri, Maitre Bernard NTAGANDA, manage his party without Government interference. Sincerely yours , Mrs. Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza Chairperson, United Democratic Forces Mr. Frank Habineza Chairman, Democratic Green Party of Rwanda Me. Bernard Ntaganda Chairman, Parti Social IMBERAKURI CC : • Excellencies Heads of State, • Excellencies Heads of Government,
After the publication of our Press Release on the Withdrawal of our membership from the Permanent Consultative Council (PCC), dated 15th June 2010, we have noted with great concern that several media houses have misinterpreted our message by assuming that we have accused, judged and abandoned Ms.Victoire INGABIRE. We would like to make the following clarifications : 1. We are not accusing, judging or abandoning Ms.Victoire INGABIRE, we believe that she is still innocent in the eyes of the law. We have not said that she is the one behind the Coalition of Democratic Forces –CDF. No one should misinterpret us. 2. Withdrawing from PCC did not mean that we are accusing or convicting FDU Inkingi on any criminal activity, we wanted these accusations which kept on coming in different forms to first be made clear. 3. We call upon the Rwandan Government to accord her a quick and fair trial. 4. We still stand with all the statements we signed while still in the PCC and have retracted the previous statement. In that case we have resumed our membership in the PCC after the three Parties have sat down and fully discussed and resolved the previous concerns. 5. More details will be availed soon in a joint communiqué to be signed by all the three parties. Done at Kigali, 16th June 2010 Frank HABINEZA Founding President Democratic Green Party of Rwanda
The Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda (CCP) C/O. B.P. 6334 Kigali, Rwanda, Tel : +250 788563039, +250 728636000, +250 788307145 Kigali, 16th June 2010. PRESS RELEASE The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is still a full member of the CCP. The members of the Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda discussed the content and the statement by the President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda informing that his political party left the permanent consultative council. In this respect, the political parties United Democratic Forces (FDU–Inkingi), The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, Le Parti Social Imberakuri take this opportunity to inform Rwandans, friends of Rwanda and the media society that : Our political parties continue to work together in the permanent consultative council of the opposition parties and renew their commitments to a peaceful solution in Rwanda ; Our political parties condemn any military or violent solution to the Rwandan problems. we strongly condemn the activities of the so-called CDF rebellion and the like, wrongly associated to the political opposition by the regime ; Our political parties welcome the decision by The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda to withdraw the 15th June 2010 press release claiming that the party left the consultative council. Ms Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza Chairperson, United Democratic Forces Mr. Frank Habineza Chairman, Democratic Green Party of Rwanda Me. Bernard Ntaganda Chairman, Parti Social IMBERAKURI
Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda, ryasanze ritashobora gukomeza kuba mu ihuriro ry’amashyaka atavuga rumwe na Leta y’u Rwanda (PCC). Reba ibikurikira Nyuma yo kurebana ubushishozi ibikubiye mu nyandiko yatangajwe ku itariki ya 10 Kamena 2010 ku rubuga rwa internet : ( http://rwandaises.fr/dernis-nouvell ), yitwa : FDU INKINGI AND VICTOIRE INGABIRE UMUHOZA, isobanura imiterere y’ibintu byavuzweho na FDU-Inkingi na Vitoire INGABIRE UMUHOZA. Nyuma yo kubona ibaruwa, igaragara ko yaturutse muri CDF (Ihuriro ry’Abaharanira Demokarasi) yo ku wa 21 Gicurasi 2010, yandikiwe Perezida wa Repubulika y’u Rwanda, ivuga ko Perezida KAGAME nategura mbere y’amatora yo kuwa 9 Kanama 2010, bazakoresha imbaraga, kandi ko igihugu kizongera gutemba imivu y’amaraso, bakongeraho ko ngo Perezida yaba amaze kubona ibimenyetso bihagije. Bimaze kugaragara ko ibi bisa n’ibyo Ubushinjacyaha bwa Repubulika bufite mu rubanza rwa Mme Victoire INGABIRE UMUHOZA kandi tuzi ko atari yisobanura. Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda, ryasanze ritashobora gukomeza kuba mu ihuriro ry’amashyaka atavuga rumwe na Leta y’u Rwanda (PCC). Kubera iyo mpamvu, ribaye rivuye muri CCP/PCC kugeza igihe Abanyarwanda bose baboneye ukuri kose kwabyo. Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda, riramenyesha abanyamuryango baryo, abanyamakuru, Abanyarwanda muri rusange n’imiryango mpuzamahanga ko ryafashe iki cyemezo kubera ibyo ziriya nyandiko zatugaragarije binyuranyije n’amahame-shingiro ishyaka ryacu ryubakiyeho. Turongera gushimangira ko dukomeza kuba ishyaka ritavuga rumwe na Leta y’u Rwanda : ibi twabitangaje ku itariki ya 14 Kanama 2009 muri Hotel Laico (Ex-novotel) i Kigali. Twinjiye muri PCC muri Gashyantare 2010. Bityo rero, kuba tuvanye ishyaka ryacu muri PCC, ntibivuga ko twahinduye umurongo wa politiki wacu wo kutavuga rumwe na Leta y’u Rwanda. Bikorewe i Kigali, kuwa 15 Kamena 2010 Frank HABINEZA Perezida Fondateri, Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, is unable to continue with its membership in the Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda (PCC), details below After careful analysis and consideration of contents of the information published on 10th June 2010, on a website known as : http://rwandaises.fr/dernis-nouvell , titled : FDU INKINGI AND VICTOIRE INGABIRE UMUHOZA, describing the nature of issues raised by FDU Inkingi and Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza. After having seen a letter, claiming to come from CDF- Coalition of Democratic Forces, dated 21st May 2010, addressed to the President of the Republic, mentioning that if President Kagame does not resign before the August 9th Elections, they will resort to using force and that the country will go back into blood shed, also asserting that, they hope the President has seen enough evidences. Considering that these are the same issues raised by the Rwandan Prosecution on the on-going case of Ms.Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza and understanding that she has not given her defense yet. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, is unable to continue with its membership in the Permanent Consultative Council of Opposition Parties in Rwanda (PCC), we are therefore withdrawing our membership from PCC until the exact truth in this case is made clear to all Rwandans. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, would like to inform, its members, the media fraternity, the Rwandan Public and the International Community, that it has decided to take this decision, because this case is compromising the fundamental principles which the party is built on. We would like to emphasize that we are still an opposition party ; we declared this on 14th August 2009 at Hotel Laico (Ex-Novotel) in Kigali. We joined the PCC in February 2010. Therefore, this withdrawal of our membership from PCC does not mean that we have changed our political line of being an opposition party. Done at Kigali, 15th June 2010 Frank HABINEZA Founding President Democratic Green Party of Rwanda
The Leadership of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, would like to express its great sadness and astonishment on the verbal statements made by the Rwanda’s Ombudsman/ Information Commissioner of RPF Inkotanyi, Mr.Tito RUTAREMARA, broadcasted on Saturday 5th June 2010 on BBC Gahuzamiryango’s talk show, Imvo n’Imvano and calls him to apologise to Rwandans or else resign. We are greatly saddened and surprised to hear someone of a high caliber like Tito RUTAREMARA, whom we respect, expected constructive advice from, whom we have been expecting to fight for the disadvantaged and be the voice of the voiceless, to have spoken so abusively on the Person of the President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, Frank HABINEZA, that he is a street-kid (mayibobo). Frank Habineza is a Rwandan, staying in Rwanda, playing a role in the sustainable development of the Country. He worked in the same Government Tito RUTAREMARA is working in. His appointment as Personal Assistant to the Minister of Lands, Environment, Water, Forestry and Mines was confirmed by the cabinet chaired by the President of the Republic of Rwanda in 2005. He is the President of the African Green Parties Federation, and also represents Africa on the Global Greens Coordination Committee. For someone like Tito RUTAREMARA, to say that he does not know Frank Habineza, who is playing a role in both continental and international politics, and calls him a street-kid (mayibobo), is indeed a big problem and a shame !!, unless if it is true that some people are intentionally refusing to recognize the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, otherwise, the rest of the people know it very well and know him as its Founding President. The Leadership of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, would like to remind Mr.Tito RUTAREMARA, that among its leadership they are also other outstanding men and women, Elders like him, who have contributed a lot to RPF’s development and ascension to power, whom now he is calling mayibobos, simply just because they have left RPF and joined an opposition party to RPF. We would also like to remind him that all the members of the national committee are able to feed themselves and are not beggars, so calling them mayibobos is something out of context. Frank HABINEZA, is playing his role in the political development of Rwanda, its now over TEN months ever since him and fellow colleagues publically declared this. For Tito RUTAREMARA to say that he doesn’t know him and that he is a mayibobo, it’s something non-factual. These statements are destructive, and also undermine the credibility and honor of the National Ombudsman. If Rwandans are in agreement that we should all join hands in the betterment of our country, then our Elders like Tito RUTAREMARA do the opposite by giving us such a bad example, then there is no guarantee for a better future of our country. We are wondering, whether the articles on mult-party politics are no longer in our National Constitution-which Rwandans voted for (to remind you, we are not foreigners, we voted for it) We also wonder, if Rwandan politics no longer accept democracy as a founding principle, and if this has become a reason for those starting opposition parties in Rwanda, which give constructive criticism, to be called criminals and mayibobos. Rwanda’s Ombudsman, also alleged that the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is lost and does not know what it should be doing, that instead of taking care of forests, floods, landslides and so on, that it is only abusing RPF, we would like to clarify the following : A. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda does not abuse any one, it says the truth about what is happening in Rwanda and will continue to do so. B. The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is not lost, it follows the Laws of the Land. You cannot build a permanent house without a foundation. Protection of the Environment is just one of the different principles of the party and the Rwandan Citizens are our number one priority and are part and partial of the environment. The people are the foundation, they are the basis of everything and are the ones who protect or destroy the environment. We would like to inform Mr.Tito RUTAREMERA, that besides our Principle on ECOLOGICAL WISDOM, which has something to do with protecting the environment, we have other principles which are : 1. Participatory Democracy 2. Social Justice 3. Non-Violence 4. Sustainable Development 5. Respect for Diversity 6. Respect for Human Rights. Mr. Tito RUTAREMARA also mentioned that he is aware of other Green Parties around the world, we would like to remind him that these are the same principles which the Global Greens follow and the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda has subscribed to all of them. Whenever the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda is requesting for freedom of speech, freedom of association, participatory democracy, sustainable development, it is fulfilling its constitutional and fundamental rights. We are just waiting for the party registration from the Government of Rwanda, so that we are able to do other developmental activities. We have constructive programs for Rwandans, we shall start implementing them as soon as we get registered. We would like to request all Rwandans to respect and give credit to all those who have constructive ideas, this way, we can all be happy staying in our mother land. The Leadership of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, requests the Rwanda’s Ombudsman who is also one of the powerful advisers to the President of the Republic of Rwanda, to apologize to Rwandans and in particular to the Leadership of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, in order to regain his honor or else resign. Issued at Kigali, 10th June 2010 Frank HABINEZA, Founding President, Democratic Green Party of Rwanda
Ubuyobozi bw’Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda (Democratic Green Party of Rwanda) bwifujije kugaragariza abarwanashyaka baryo n’abanyarwanda muri rusange akababaro bwatewe n’imvugo yuzuye agasuzuguro kagaragazwa n’ibitutsi byakoreshejwe n’Umuvunyi Mukuru w’u Rwanda akaba anashinzwe Itangazamakuru muri FPR- Inkotanyi, Bwana Tito RUTAREMARA, yavugiye kuri BBC Gahuzamiryango mu kiganiro cy’Imvo n’Imvano kuwa gatandatu, tariki ya 5 Kamena 2010. Byaratubabaje cyane, biba no gutungurwa, kubona umuntu mukuru nka Tito RUTAREMARA, twubahaga tudashidikanya, twizeragaho inama zubaka, tumubonamo ubunararibonye bushobora kurenganura abarengana nk’uko biri no mu nshingano ze, akaba avuga ko atazi uyobora Democratic Green Party of Rwanda : Frank HABINEZA. Akagera n’aho amwandagaza mu ruhame kandi arumwe mu bana b’igihugu urimo kugaragaza ubushake bwo kunganira abandi mu kubaka igihugu, akaba aba mu gihugu, yarakoze muri guverinoma y’u Rwanda Tito RUTAREMARA akoramo, igihe yemezwaga n’inama y’abaminisitiri iyobowe na Perezida wa Repubulika, ikamushinga kuba umunyamabanga wihariye wa Minisitiri w’Ubutaka, Amazi, Ibidukikije, Amashyamba na Mine muri 2005. Frank HABINEZA, ubu akaba ari umuyobozi mukuru wa ‘Fédération des Partis Verts d’Afrique’ y’amashyaka Arengera Ibidukikije muri Afurika, by’umwihariko akaba ahagarariye Afurika muri komite mpuzamahanga y’amashyaka arengera ibidukikije ku isi (Coordination des Verts Mondiaux). Kuba rero umuyobozi ku rwego nk’urwa Tito RUTAREMARA, avuga ko atazi Frank HABINEZA, ufite ijambo muri Afurika no murwego mpuzamahanga, bikarenga akanamwita mayibobo, ni ikibazo gikomeye !! Keretse gusa niba hari abadashaka kumenya Democratic Green party of Rwanda, naho abatirengagiza barayizi cyane na Perezida Fondateri wayo Frank HABINEZA baramuzi. Ubuyobozi bwa Democratic Green Party of Rwanda bukaba bwibutsa Mzee Tito RUTAREMARA, ko mu buyobozi bwaryo, harimo abasaza b’inararibonye nkawe kandi bagize uruhare mu kugeza FPR ku butegetsi, ubu akaba aribo yahinduye mayibobo kubera ko batakivuga rumwe na FPR. Twakongeraho ko n’abandi bari mu buyobozi bwa Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, bose baritunze kandi badasabiriza. Bityo, kubita mayibobo bikaba nta shingiro bifite. None ubu Frank HABINEZA akaba ashaka gutanga umuganda we, by’umwihariko mu rugamba rwo kubaka u Rwanda, ubu hakaba hashize amezi arenga icumi we n’abo bafatanyije babivuze ku mugaragaro. Nyuma yo kuvuga ko atanamuzi, Tito RUTAREMARA akaba yemeza ko Perezida wa Democratic Green Party of Rwanda ari mayibobo. Ibi bintu ntaho bihuriye n’ukuri, ntibyubaka kandi n’ubivuga ubwe ntibimuhesha icyubahiro. Niba nk’Abanyarwanda twumvikana ko twagombye guhuriza hamwe imbaraga zacu mu kubaka igihugu, abadutanze kubona izuba nka Tito RUTAREMARA, bakaduha urugero nka ruriya, ejo hazaza h’igihugu cyacu ntacyo haba hatwizeza. Umuntu yakwibaza niba gahunda y’amashyaka menshi itakiri mu itegeko nshinga Abanyarwanda bitoreye (aha tukaba twibutsa ko tutari abanyamahanga, kandi ko twa ritoye), cyangwa niba politiki y’u Rwanda itakemera Demokarasi, bikaba byaba impamvu y’uko abashinze ishyaka rya politiki mu Rwanda, ritavuga rumwe na FPR-Intotanyi, bivamo guhinduka abanyabyaha na ba mayibobo. Umuvunyi Mukuru yakomeje avuga ko Democratic Green Party of Rwanda yayobye, ko aho kureba aho inkangu zahanutse, imyuzure yishe abantu, aho amashyamba yangiritse, muri make ngo aho kwita ku bidukikije, ko Democratic Green Party yirirwa ituka FPR, katugire icyo tubisobanuraho : A. Democratic Green Party of Rwanda ntijya itukana, ahubwo ivuga ukuri ku bikorerwa mu Rwanda kandi izakomeza kubikora. B. Democratic Green Party of Rwanda ntiyayobye, ahubwo ikurikiza amategeko y’u Rwanda. Nta wubaka inzu itagira fondasiyo ngo irambe, ibidukikije n’imwe mu nshingano za Democratic Green Party, abantu nibo ba mbere bayishishikaje, kuko nibo ibindi byose bishingiraho. Nibo bita ku bindi bidukikije cyangwa bakabyangiza. Ubwo rero keretse niba amahame-shingiro ya Democratic Green Party of Rwanda atayazi. Reka rero tuyamwibutse, uretse ihame ryacu ryo Kugira Ubushishozi mu Kurengera Ibidukikije, andi mahame-shingiro yacu ni ay’akurikira : 1. Demokarasi Nyakuri kuri bose ; 2. Uburinganire mu mbereho y’abantu ; 3. Kwimakaza umuco w’amahoro ; 4. Iterambere rirambye ; 5. Kubahana no kwihanganirana mu bintu binyuranye ; 6. Kubahiriza Uburenganzira bw’ikiremwa-muntu. Icyo twakongeraho n’uko nk’uko Tito RUTAREMARA yivugiye ko amashyaka ya Green Parties ayazi, aya mahame Democratic Green Party y’u Rwanda igenderaho yagombye kuba ayazi kuko iyasangiye n’andi mashyaka ya ‘Green Parties’ ku isi hose. Iyo Democratic Green Party of Rwanda isaba ubwisanzure mu kuvuga, mu gutanga ibitekerezo, kubahana kw’abantu nubwo mu bitekerezo baba banyuranye, demokarasi kuri bose mu rwego rwo kugera ku iterambere rirambye, mu burenganzira ihabwa n’amategeko y’u Rwanda, ntacyo iba yasize inyuma. Ibindi bikorwa dutegereje kubikora aruko Guverinoma y’u Rwanda yaduhaye ibyangobwa byo gukorera ku mugaragaro. Democratic Green Party ifite gahunda zubaka ibikiye Abanyarwanda, haba mu myumvire cyangwa mu bikorwa bigaragara hanze ishingiye ku mahame yayo asobanuye neza muri programe ya politiki izashyirwa ahagaragara ishyaka rimaze kwemerwa n’amategeko y’u Rwanda. Tukaba dusaba Abanyarwanda guha agaciro imbaraga izo arizo zose zubaka, uwo zaba ziturutseho uwo ariwe wese, maze buri wese akibona mu rwamubyaye. Bityo, tukabasha kugera ku majyambere twese twagizemo uruhare mu Rwanda rwacu. Ubuyobozi bwa Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, burasaba Umuvunyi Mukuru w’u Rwanda, Bwana Tito RUTAREMARA, akaba n’umujyanama ukomeye wa Perezida wa Repubulika, ko yakosora amagambo mabi yavuze, agasaba imbabazi ubuyobozi bwa Democratic Green Party of Rwanda by’umwihariko n’Abanyarwanda muri rusange, kugirango icyizere n’icyubahiro Abanyarwanda bari bamufitiye bikomeze, atabikora akegura. Bikorewe i Kigali, kuwa 10 KAMENA 2010 Frank HABINEZA Perezida Fondateur w’Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije mu Rwanda
