Kabila’s assassination plot by Kagame: new
        revelations. 
        By AfroAmerica Network. 
        
        Kigali Rwanda – Goma, DRC, June 14, 2003.  
        
        On March 10, 2003, in our editorial comment titled “Kabila Jr. 's
        Congo: Another Rwanda  unfolding, “ AfroAmerica Network revealed
        an assassination plot being fomented by  the Rwanda army through
        its proxy, the Congolese Rebels of the RCD.  The story  is
        being  confirmed by the exiled former Rwandan Minister of Defense, 
        Brigadier General Emmanuel Habyalimana and his former colleague Colonel
        Ndengeyinka in an article published by the Belgian newspaper Le Soir on
        June 13, 2003. According to Le Soir story,  the Rwandan army has
        already appointed Rwandan generals who will serve at the top of the
        future integrated Congolese army, as the RCD-Goma representatives. 
        RCD-Goma as such does not exist. If Kabila accepts the nomination of the
        generals to head Defense and Security, he will be killed in a two-month
        period during a  mounted coup d’Etat.
        
        AfroAmerica Network had written  in  March 2003 that  the
        rebels backed by Rwanda will have a troy horse in Kinshasa, to kill
        Kabila and take power. A  repeat of 1994 in Rwanda.
        
        What is important is not that General Habyarimana’s and Colonel
        Ndengeyinka’s story confirms what AfroAmerica Network knew all along?
        It is the insistence of the Rwandan proxy to absolutely and
        unconditionally have a final say on the composition and the 
        command of Congolese Army, the true power in most African countries,
        especially the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
        
        This information also confirms another information AfroAmerica just
        received from  RCD officers and Rwandan intelligence. RCD, while
        refusing to accept the oversight of the Central government, has
        appointed and sent its representatives in Government territories. These
        representatives, mostly from the RCD intelligence services, are
        recruiting and training  the would-be fifth column, or RCD cells,
        who will provoke  unrest and take over the regions and cities once
        Kabila is killed and a period of chaos follows. 
        
        Some of these fifth column agents such as   Mansanga
        Tshiwuadi, in Kasai oriental  and  Evariste Tumba  in
        Bas-Congo are well known. Many more, including members of the Rwandan
        Army Special Forces have already been infiltrated in Lubumbashi,
        Kinshasa, Kisangani, and other major cities. The plan is to assassinate
        Kabila, provoke the population rage, instigate massacres, and take power
        in the chaos.  This plan worked in Rwandan. Kagame thinks it will
        even easily work in the DRC.
        
        Kagame  plans to install Tshisekedi as the president,  Azarias
        Ruberwa as the Vice-President, and Arthur Zahidi Ngoma as the Prime
        Minister. A Rwandan Bizimungu-Kagame-Twagiramungu scenario.  The
        Rwandan Army will be the de  facto army of DRC  under RCD
        banner. Once the World’s attention has waned, Tshisekedi will be
        replaced by Azarias Ruberwa and maybe sent to retirement in his native
        Kasai Oriental province if he is still alive.  Arthur Zahidi Ngoma
        will certainly go back to exile, although he may also be killed in the
        process. 
        
        The situation is so serious and the information so reliable and alarming
        that Kabila’s allies are working around the clock to foil the plot.
        Hence, the French launched in catastrophe the operation Artemis, which,
        under the cover of Bunia’s tragedy, will serve as the bumper against
        the Rwandan invasion from the East. Angolans just proposed to the United
        Nations Security Council  their official return to Congo to protect
        major cities where leaders will be based. In reality it is to counter
        the actions of infiltrated Rwandan Special forces. 
        
        Rwanda, on its side, fears Kabila may initiate actions. That is why
        Rwandan allies, especially the South Africans and somewhat, the British
        who have initially dragged their feet, have rushed to participate in
        operations in Eastern Congo.
        
        AfroAmerica Network still has the clock still ticking.  How many
        months can we give to  Kabila Jr.?