Opposition: ex-Rwandan intelligence chief killed

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02-01-2014 | 01:08
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Opposition: ex-Rwandan intelligence chief killed
            
Rwandan opposition leaders say the country's former spy chief has been found strangled in a hotel in South Africa and accused President Paul Kagame of ordering his assassination.          

The opposition coalition Rwandan National Congress said Thursday that Patrick Karegeya, a former colonel and longtime ally in war who turned against Kagame in peace, was found strangled in a room at Johannesburg's plush Michelangelo Towers hotel.            

Congress coordinator Theogene Rudasingwa told The Associated Press in a telephone call from Washington that it was unclear if Karegeya was killed on Tuesday or Wednesday.             

He said the death follows a pattern of attacks ordered by Kagame  accusations the Rwandan government vehemently denies.             

Gunmen twice tried to kill Lt. Gen. Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa while he was living in exile in Johannesburg.                  


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