“If I’m alive, and if the opportunity arises. I will tell my story.” Staying alive requires care, of course – for targets as well as those recruited to attack them. In Pretoria, Gustave Tuyishime says he doesn’t feel safe these days, and he takes precautions to stay out of sight. “I sleep in a car,” he says. Robert Higiro, the ex-army major who secretly recorded Col. Munyuza, also keeps a low profile in his new hometown in Belgium. He does speak out when he can by attending impromptu meetings and doing interviews. But he moves around. He shifts his daily patterns and is unable to attend regular Flemish language class for fear of being spotted. For all that, he still has ongoing security concerns, which Belgian authorities are aware of. He sometimes gets phone calls from Rwandan visitors who seem to be looking for him. “I’m definitely being hunted,” he says. “I’m in a fragile situation. I’m afraid, but it doesn’t stop me from doing what I have to do.”
News of Rwanda limedai kuwa watu wawili pekee wanaoonekana ‘kushikia bango’ suala la Rwanda kujadiliana na FDLR ni Kikwete na Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Kimataifa,Bernard Membe, huku likidai kwamba msimamo huo wa Kikwete na Membe ni matokeo ya uswahiba kati ya mke wa Membe, Dorcas na Mama Salma, ambao kwa mujibu wa gazeti hilo ni marafiki wa tangu utotoni na wamezaliwea kijiji kimoja.