Do Not Disturb
The Story of a Political Murder and an African Regime Gone Bad

In May 2019, my wife and I spent three days in Rwanda’s charming capital city, Kigali, on a side trip from a visit to Kenya. We were enchanted by the rolling hills and by the spotless, flower-lined streets and sidewalks that conjured up memories of Singapore. At the Kigali Genocide Memorial, we walk......more

I cannot begin to thank Michela Wrong enough for writing this masterpiece. Growing up, I learned about the Rwandan genocide. All that was taught was there were two majority ethnic groups, the Hutus and the Tutsis. Over the course of 100 days, armed Hutu militias slaughtered hundreds of thousands of......more

I didn't know much about Rwanda apart from the atrocious 1994 genocide of the Tutsi's by the Hutu's, and a vague notion that ever since it has been relatively peaceful and developing well. It turns out the truth is much more complex. Central storyline in this work of investigative non-fiction is the......more

I think this is well-written. It certainly makes for a great whodunnit, but I think the author plays it fast and loose with the truth and relies too often on speculation. Most of her sources come from the intelligence community -- plus and I can't name how many times she's quoted "anonymous" sources......more