By SIMON MUNTEMBARWANDA’S President Paul KAGAME has pledged to help Zambia identify the source of false allegations by rebel leader Callixte Nsabimana Sankara that President Edgar Lungu had provided US$150,000 support to the insurgency.The President told Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joe Malanji, who was sent to Kigali as a special envoy, that he did not give credence to the allegations because investigations had established that Zambia was not one of the five countries the insurgent group had sought support from. The affirmation, confirms assertions by “refugee” Rwandans that the allegation were planted by local Zambian enemies of President Lungu.President Kagame affirmed the solid and sound relationship he enjoyed with President Lungu, as a person and could not see him sponsor mercenaries to overthrow him.Mr Malnji disclosed that he had a long discussion on Thursday with President Kagame in Rwanda as a special envoy of Mr Lungu.The statement by President Kagame affirms concerns by local Rwandese […]
PAUL KAGAME RUBBISHES ALLEGATIONS
