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Prime Minister Faustin Twagirimungu has pledged to punish the guilty if an inquiry shows the army planned the attack. But President Pasteur Bizimungu has claimed that only 300 people were killed and that the army had been attacked.
Rwanda massacre endangers aid
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The killing of at least 2,000 refugees by government soldiers and reports that more were being killed as they headed home, has outraged donor governments and endangered the flow of badly needed aid.
"The government doesn't help itself by insisting that only 300 died
So far, the government has done little to shore up its credibility, shattered by the killings at Kibeh camp Saturday.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Rwanda's latest bloodletting has strengthened the hand of extremists who want to topple its government and set back efforts to rebuild the shattered country.
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"Suddenly it seems there are no good guys in Rwanda," said CARE representative Mark Richardson. "I don't know if it's a death knell, but some sort of bell is sounding for Rwanda."
The slaughter also damaged moves toward national reconciliation after last year's genocide and sent a chilling message to more than 2 million refugees still outside the country that it may not be safe to return vet.
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Donor fatigue already is a fact of life in Rwanda. Shaharyar Khan, the U.N. special envoy to Rwanda, said weeks before the massacre that the donors who pledged $577 million in 1995 aid in January already were losing patience with the slow pace of change.
"The issue of reconciliation surely has been put on the back burner for the foreseeable future," Wilkinson said.
"I think the man on the street in London or somewhere else is going to throw up his arms in horror and say this just goes on and on and on," Wilkinson said. "He will say it doesn't seem to be worth it."
"Who is going to come up with that kind of money?" UNHCR's Wilkinson asked.
Just six months ago, the U.N. World Food Program had estimated it would take one to two years to
"This attack by soldiers of the RPA very seriously jeopardizes the efforts at national reconciliation both by the Rwandans themselves and by the international community," Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Andre Ouellet said in a statement.
The WFP operation alone for the Rwanda crisis costs about $1 million a day. Extending relief efforts for years would cost staggering amounts.
repatriate the 2 million Rwandan refugees outside the country.
Because of Kibcho, that process will take years longer, said Brenda Barton, a World Food Program representative.
Rwanda has announced it would intensify efforts to dismantle refugee camps inside its borders. But UNHCR officials point out it has not ensured their safety in their home villages.
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The deaths confirmed refugees' fears that they would not be safe at home, a fear that Hutu extremists had exploited to slow the return of refugees and thwart reconciliation.
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The Kibeho massacre also could help extremist Hutu militiamen and former Hutu government soldiers to make good on the threat to invade the country, said Ray Wilkinson, representative of the U.N. high commissioner for refugees.
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The Netherlands announced it would suspend $30 million in aid promised to Rwanda this year. The European Union, which had given $940 million in relief to Rwanda during the past year, was reassessing its policy.
The Kibho massacre, in a single stroke, endangered the flow of that aid.
Rwanda survives on foreign aid and expertise — and much of the aid has been tied to repatriating refugees outside of Rwanda. Without it, there would still be no electricity, no running water, no telephones. There would be precious little food and medicine.
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Stovall said she asked for the investigation after the Regents meeting and in response to information provided to her. She estimated the investigation would take three to four more weeks.
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at Kibeno when anyone with a television set knows the figure was much, much higher," said CARE'S Richardson.
Wilson said in a news release April 6 that policy differences with the Regents regarding his work at the Thailand university were the reason for his resignation.
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TOPEKA — Attorney General Carla Stovall said the investigation into former Pittsburg State University President Donald Wilson had nothing to do with Pittsburg State.
She said in an interview last week that Wilson's fund-raising activities for the International University in Thailand were under examination by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
tigation. He refused to comment further. He could not be reached last week.
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"What we are looking at is the fund-raising activities for the Thailand university," Stovall said. "It's not connected to Pittsburg State University."
No charges have been brought against Wilson, who stepped down as president of Pittsburg State on April 7, two days after the Board of Regents spent several hours in a meeting on personnel matters that was closed to the public.
When contacted April 7, Wilson said he was unaware of the inves-
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