James Kabarebe

James Kabarebe, a retired General and Rwanda's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Regional Cooperation, shares his insights on Rwanda's strained relations with its neighbors. He discusses the historical tensions stemming from colonialism and the 1994 genocide, highlighting current security challenges with Uganda and Burundi. The conversation delves into Rwanda's military presence in the DRC and its impact on regional stability, stressing the need for strategic cooperation and the potential for peace to overcome past grievances.