Editor,Because of President Paul Kagame’s integrity and exemplary leadership, we have been attracted to work and stay in Rwanda. Your great insight on injustice against Africa is a beacon of hope for liberty of our children from neo-colonialist york.

We know they do not like you for that stand, and they do not have to anyway. Keep saying it sir, a number of new generation leaders will join you soon; we expect great growth on the continent with the help of visionary leaders like you.

Our former colonial masters in the Northern Hemisphere have lost touch with reality, and as you correctly stated some of them are very good and supportive.

Congo disease is a colonial design, originated by Sir Captain Lugard, a onetime colonial governor of East India CompanyJowepps, Rwanda ----------------------------------------------Editor,The President’s speech was an eye opener to many people across the world, and Africa, in particular. Indeed, there is nothing on earth that comes without cost.

It’s better to incur the cost for acquiring Agaciro rather than paying the price for trash, simply because the "international community” says so! These guys are just looking for ways of survival not helping any one; the idea of slavery hasn’t been erased from their minds!Mahmoud Mbaziira, Makerere university, Kampala------------------------------------------------ All those that care about humanity and human values across the world should help bring human value across the board. Is it possible that what is being spent/wasted on the 20,000-strong ineffective and undesired UN force in the Congo can be put to better use; I am talking about value for money. This 1.4 billion USD spent on Monusco is taxpayers’ hard earned cash somewhere in the world.  JP, Zanzibar(Reactions to the story, "Resist western injustice – Kagame”, (The New Times, December 15)