Robert Kabera, a former sergeant major in the Rwandan army and a vocal critic of President Paul Kagame, was discovered beheaded near Kampala, Uganda. The grim discovery raises concerns about the safety of Rwandan dissidents living abroad. Kabera had previously served in the Rwandan military but later became a prominent voice against Kagame's government. Details surrounding the circumstances of his death remain unclear, and an investigation is underway by Ugandan authorities. This incident follows a pattern of alleged targeting of Rwandan exiles and critics within the region. The death is likely to further exacerbate tensions between Kigali and its political opponents, increasing fears for those who speak out against the Rwandan government while in exile in Uganda. Further investigation is expected to reveal more about the motive and perpetrators behind this brutal act.