Rutendo Matinyarare's apology to President Paul Kagame and Rwanda after a truth-finding mission in the DRC and Rwanda

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Matinyarare’s journey began in late February 2025, when he traveled to Rwanda and Eastern DRC, a region gripped by escalating violence.

I came to realize that my own anti-Kagame my wrong sentiments were, in effect, advocating for outside invasion of Rwanda