@jeffw thanks, that’s a good article (archive here for anyone else).
The part it doesn’t really get into is who actually benefits from Kagame’s machinations and from him being in power (including in the West).
But of course the article would be twice as long if it delved into Museveni in Uganda and the invasions of DR Congo and the 2nd Congo War and mineral wealth etc etc etc.
Yeah, it’s the whole broken clock being right twice a day. And while he’s a dictator, he’s sort of in an interesting position. I read an article a while back, I think this is the one: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/11/opinion/paul-kagame-rwanda-britain.html
@jeffw thanks, that’s a good article (archive here for anyone else).
The part it doesn’t really get into is who actually benefits from Kagame’s machinations and from him being in power (including in the West).
But of course the article would be twice as long if it delved into Museveni in Uganda and the invasions of DR Congo and the 2nd Congo War and mineral wealth etc etc etc.