BBC you think so you take time you broadcast and from morning to evening you this is literally just
abusing people you abusing rwandans you're abusing Africans you values values Val what values do you
know my dear sister on behalf of BBC welcome to candid Africa thank you very much my name
is ano from the ABC I have a quick question uh for president kagam um as chair of the Commonwealth um
I wonder what your priority will be uh especially in terms of upholding the values of democracy and
human rights given that there's been a lot of scrutiny on your country and the record
of your government I think checking of facts is a serious problem with the the very institutions we
should have relied on to inform the public the general public the world about some of these
facts or whether the facts themselves or the interpretation of some of the things that actually
happen now let me start with the the issue of values who defines
the values or who doesn't actually have values when people talk about
values sometimes it's there one part of the world that has assumed the so
responsibility and the Monopoly of defining values so the rest of us have
no values we've just to keep learning from these ones who Define the values
and and by the way the danger also is it doesn't matter how long you take learning
you will never qualify you just always be branded somebody who who has no values or
who comes from a place where there are no values so I want to put this case
clear those from the north who always assume where BBC comes from who always
think they are the face of values the rest have to
follow it's a big mistake it's not true we have values too we
here in Rwanda in Africa we do no question about
it
second there are some of these problems we have had in our continent in
Rwanda those from the nor who Define or want to Define values have been part and parcel of
these problems we have been facing some of them have actually been the cause of the problems we
face but at the same time like like the genocide here that that took place here in Rwanda where 1
million people over were killed well I remember if your memory serves you well too I'm not inventing
anything the debate that went on at the UN it was like you know these developed rich countries those
who Define values simply took it like these are just Africans killing each other these debates
were in the open but you think that is true you think the divide that actually led to this
genocide was just a creation of rwandans not the people from the north who actually divided this
country told people to think of themselves as belonging to one ethnic group and the other to
think as belonging to one another ethnic group and therefore they should kill each other not
only are they different but they should kill each other would you believe that would you tell me
that the two 20 million people this is documented by other people not by me who were killed in the
Congo were killed by other conges in the old days of king
leod and you think all that just disappeared in a moment then you had Savages coming over and
taking over their own countries and killing each other and then the others assume the higher ground
they are up there in the north and keep pointing fingers at those of us and think we have no value
and we just are there to you know we don't respect freedoms we don't respect human rights we sure do
you think so BBC you think so you take time you broadcast and from morning to evening you this is
literally just abusing people you abusing rwandans you're abusing Africans you values values what
what values do you know my dear sister on behalf of BBC so I want to assure you there's nobody
in BBC or anywhere else there about who would beholding values better than we do here in Ran
except if we just want to cover up the mistakes of the same people who want to Define these values
for us or really tragic mistakes of things they have course so when you are saying that you may
tell somebody else people who don't have time to think or who don't have a history that where
they have struggled with these complications yes they but here those of us who have faced
what we did we have gone through what we did we take our responsibility of course genocide
could not have happened just on the hands of others who brought it to us no we W have a
responsibility we we have a share of the blame for it but there are others who should take
responsibility for that so I I just want to let you know that these issues of upholding values
and so on as far as I'm concerned as I know as far as wers are concerned we don't need any lessons
from BBC or from anyone I I I tell you this with firm conviction there we have it that has been our
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