The issue is not censorship but dictatorship itself. A regime dependent on 10% of the population cannot entrust its survival to a cohesive 90% whose last political memory was trying to exterminate them. A confidant of Margaret Thatcher once said that Britain needed her to "hang on" (by lawful democratic means) until the opposition "Labour becomes sane." Similarly, I doubt if Kagame, even with good will, will make any serious effort to democratize until "democracy" in his neighborhood becomes "sane"-- fostering tolerance and good government rather than clan favoritism, corruption, and incompetence.