Editor,I am aware that Charles Bandora, Genocide suspect is to appeal to the court again but there is almost no chance for him to escape the extradition. Let Rwanda try these people in their own country where they committed the said crimes.

Rwandans suffered the worst Genocide against Tutsi and the country is in better position to provide adequate justice.Ronald Keithen, Belgium----------------------------------------------Editor, I am happy to learn that the Norwegian Justice Department has decided to extradite genocide suspect, Bandora. Good work from Norway and I also hope that Sadi Bugingo, another Genocide suspect who is also on trial gets a deserving sentence. The blood on their hands will haunt them forever.Umunyarwanda, Kibungo(Reaction to a story titled ‘Norwegian Justice Department confirms Bandora’s extradition’ Editor) ---------------------------------------------Editor,I thank God for guiding your servant, John Rwangombwa, the current Minister of Finance and Economic Planning. He has gone through all the bright, the less bright and the dark days of his life. We all encounter professional hazards. Thank you John Rwangombwa for staying the course, so far. I also thank your colleagues. Thanks especially for the kind compliment that you are a bright and hard working team player, an observation form the former Finance Minister James Musoni.I thank you President Paul Kagame for having faith in John Rwangombwa.Patrick, Kigali----------------------------------------------Editor,Well done Minister John Rwangombwa and all Rwandans for the steady economic growth and good financial management systems. If this trend is maintained, the sky will be the limit. Long live Rwanda.DBM, Tana(Response to a story about Rwangombwa named Finance Minister of the Year 2012 published in The Sunday Times)