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                  <text>ZfO
30.06.1994

12:15
News from Radio Muhabura:
Voice of RPF.

the

1.

The Voice of RPF declared that if the French soldiers could
not retrieve all the threatened people from their hides in
bushed and mountains, they had to leave and let the
inkotanyi do it as they had bet. The journalist added that
if they did not leave at time the RPF would fight them
anywhere it would meet them.

2.

The Paris magazine "Lettre du Continent" has issued a
French plan to conquer Rwanda and Burundi thank to the help
of Mobutu of Zaire. The magazine in its long article
revealed during the OAU Presidential cession in Tunis,
Egypt agreed with Zaire to let the latter [Zaire] follow up
the help of the Rwandese Government previously ensured by
Egypt. The Voice of RPF reminded that both Zaire and Egypt
had been pointed at by the Front for having always supplied
weapons and ammunition to the dictatorial regime of
Habyalimana and to the bloody Government chaired by
Kambanda. The article went on discovering that Mobutu had
planned to appoint Tongo wa Ndongo as the Prime Minister
(he has in fact been appointed the Prime Minister), for the
latter had in turn promised to help Mobutu to build up the
plan of selling Rwanda and Burundi. The magazine went on
that during the ceremonies of Mandela's enthroning, the US
Vice-President had advised the Rwanda neighboring Heads of
States would meet in Tanzania and discuss on the Rwandese
case in order to find out a long-lasting solution to the
crisis. And at that time, continues the article, Mobutu and
French authorities thought of a plan to sell the country.
The RPF Voice journalist precised that the US VicePresident was not aware of the plot. The article affirmed
that Mobutu Presidential Guards had been sent inside the
country to around 80 km to help the RGF and the journalist
of RPF Voice added that this was true, for even Radio
Rwanda had unknowingly warned people of the North at the
boarder with Zaire to be vigilant because some unknown
people were seen infiltrating through the country in
Zairian military uniforms. The magazine spoke of 3 military
camps built in Zaire in which they have started training
hutu interahamwe with the cooperation of the French
soldiers. It revealed that 2 camps were set in Goma where
only the interahamwe of North (abakiga) were trained and
that the last one was in Bukavu where they chose to train
the interahamwe of the South (abanyenduga). It explained
this segregation with the fact that they feared that the
interahamwe of the South would refuse to attack the
country, or would join the RPF in the liberating war. The
author said that a Zairian major [I did not get his name
but it was given] was in charge of the training of the
interahamwe and supplying ammunition of the Rwandese
Presidential guards and that General Barameto, a Zairian
officer was in charge of guarding the city of Gisenyi. The
RPF journalist commenting on this information, advanced
that the so called French intervention is nothing else than
a means to start implementing France's wicked plan to

�conquer Rwanda and Burundi. However, she said that French
authorities had started having problems to convince the
interahamwe of Bukavu- those coming from the South-to
attack the country. The French authorities declared, had
gone on the article, that they were disappointed with the
RGF misbehavior and cowardice despite the French moral and
material support. The RPF journalist estimated that the
French authorities, disappointed with the RGF, had decided
to train the interahamwe and chosen to set their .barracks
in Goma and bukavu where they would easily train them. In
the meanwhile, the Rwandese Foreign Affairs Minister has
written to Mitterand begging ammunition and it was said
that France has officially refused but the journalist added
that all what France has been doing for the oppressors in
Rwanda never appeared officially. She also indicated that
the Prime Minister had not hidden his joy when the French
were accepted to come to Rwanda, for he was aware of the
plot. The magazine also informed that the spouse of the
late President were going to leave in RSA in a "villa" that
Mobutu had bought to the Presidential family. The RPF
journalist criticized the declaration of the French
Minister of Defence that they could not evacuate the
threatened population. For her, it was better letting them
in the bushes and mountains rather than showing them the
interahamwe. She sustained General DALLAIRE's suggestion
that the French would spend a short time in Rwanda before
UNAMIR II starts its job.

3.

*

The Government has lost control of the situation, declared
the journalist referring to a letter the Prime Minister and
the President of Rwanda have written to the French
President. In the letter, they declared to be concerned
with the people in the RPF held zones and ask him that the
French troops would be deployed in that area. It was
reported that France has refused. The journalist informed
that people who were in the RPF held zones had decided at
will to stay and that the Government was ashamed of the
failure of the propaganda it had been spreading out that
the Front did not have any adherent within the country. She
added that the Prime Minister was disappointed, for he had
bet that the RPF would not find any living human being in
the country even if it happened that it took it.

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