Barnabus Taremwa, an influential Ugandan Businessman, trying to pass off as a concerned citizen, recently had an open letter to President Paul Kagame and his Ugandan Counterpart, Yoweri Museveni published on ChimpReports. The letter was analyzing the “silent war” between Rwanda and Uganda. However, for reasons unbeknownst to us, Barnabus danced around the question of what is fuelling the silent war, shifting blame and overworking himself to find equivalency where there is none.

Agape church in Uganda’s Mbarara district is no longer a spiritual ground for religious activities but rather a recruitment and mobilization base for the terrorist group, Rwanda National Congress (RNC), this website can exclusively reveal.

Virunga post has been bringing you up to date news on the scheme between Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) and Rwanda National Congress (RNC) targeting the government of Rwanda.

Uganda’s Police with support from their Tanzanian counterparts intercepted and arrested a group of 40 Rwandan refugees headed for Rwanda National Congress (RNC) training camps in Eastern DRC, a source told this website on Monday evening.

Increased illegal detention of innocent Rwandans travelling to Uganda on private business threatens to hamper the usually vibrant free movement of citizens from both countries across the two common borders, observers say.

Kampala – The bail application hearing for Rene Rutagungira took a new twist at the General Military Court martial in Makindye after defendant’s lawyer refused to withdraw parts of his submission that precisely revealed details of how top security chiefs organized his kidnap and torture.