Critic of Rwandan President Kagame beheaded in Uganda
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Robert Kabera, a 50-year-old former Rwandan army sergeant major and vocal critic of President Paul Kagame, was found beheaded near Kampala, Uganda. Kabera had been living in exile in Uganda after fleeing Rwanda, where he had faced accusations of sexual assault that he denied. He had sought asylum in Uganda, citing political persecution by the Rwandan government.
Ugandan police have confirmed the discovery of the body. The incident occurs amid long-standing allegations that Rwandan authorities have targeted and assassinated political opponents of President Kagame, who has led the nation since the 1994 genocide.
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MyJoyOnline (Accra, Ghana)Focuses on the victim's personal history and asylum claims
Vanguard (NG)Highlights the political context of alleged state-sponsored assassinations
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