Kagame's Reverse Genocide?

Claims that may tarnish the "good name" of Paul Kagame often seem to draw vigorous debate between his supporters and detractors. However, recent claims that his army might have committed a reverse genocide in Rwanda seems to be one that calls for proper investigation. Kagame is of course not the saint that some paint him as being and not the monster others suppose him to be. He must however be vigorously investigated when horrible claims are made against him and be praised when he makes progress. Kagame's main problem now, as is the case with most African leaders, is that he hates dissent. This attribute has often taken African countries down awful roads that must not be repeated.