„Africa highlights: Tuesday 10 January 2017 as it happened”. BBC News. 10. 1. 2017. Приступљено 11. 1. 2017. „Ex-Pepsi Cola employee becomes Rwandan king. Posted at 10:22 UTC. A 56-year-old man who lives in the UK and once worked for a soft drinks company in Uganda has been named Rwanda's king-in-exile. Prince Emmanuel Bushayija succeeds his grandfather (recte, uncle), King Kigeli V, who died in the US [sic] in October aged 80. In a statement, the Royal House said the new monarch grew up in exile in Uganda, and later worked for Pepsi Cola in the capital, Kampala. 'He then went on to work in the tourism industry in Kenya, before returning to Rwanda between 1994 and 2000. Since then, His Majesty has lived in the United Kingdom, where he is married with two children,' it added.”
„Kigeli V: Rwandan king with no throne”. Daily Monitor. 16. 3. 2014. Приступљено 19. 10. 2016. „I am not clinging to power... I will always accept the people's verdict; what I cannot accept is that the Belgian Administration should influence or distort this verdict.”
