Rwanda says forces clash with rebels from neighboring Congo
KIGALI, — Rwanda’s army says its forces have fought and repelled suspected rebels who crossed into the country from neighboring Congo, killing four of them.
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Burundi accuses Rwanda of abducting four fishermen
Burundi has accused the Rwandan marine of kidnapping four of its fishermen on lake Rweru in Kirundo Province. The Burundi Public Security ministry said in
Rwanda high court acquits Kagame critic, Diane Rwigara
A High Court in Rwanda has acquitted a critic of government and President Paul Kagame. Diane Rwigara was standing trial on charges of insurrection and
Rwandan opposition leader defiant as prison term possible
KIGALI,— As she waits for a judge to pronounce her fate, the Rwandan opposition leader accused of inciting insurrection and forgery after challenging the longtime
Uganda: 4,000, not 14,000 Rwandans to be repatriated, minister says
Kampala. A total of 4,000 Rwandans are likely to be affected in the proposed repatriation of Rwandan refugees who have been living in Uganda since
Rwanda-Uganda ties still ‘not where they should be’
Rwanda says Ugandan authorities have failed to address the issues affecting their bilateral ties as relations between the two neighbours remain frosty. The issues that
Rwanda: Kagame highlights reform ‘urgency’ as AU summit opens
Addis Ababa Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Saturday urged African heads of state to come to an agreement on long-debated reforms to their continental body at
‘Rwanda’s justice system operates freely’: Kagame to Michaelle Jean
Rwanda’s president, Paul Kagame has responded to a ‘scathing’ attack by the outgoing secretary general of La Francophonie, Michaelle Jean, who called out the Rwandan
Rwanda demands 22 year jail term for Kagame critic, Diane Rwigara
Rwanda prosecutors have demanded a 22 year prison sentence against opponent Diane Rwigara on day one of her trial. Rwigara is been accused of instigating
Rwanda: Youth Urged to Join Fight Against Corruption
Despite the measures in place to fight graft in public and private institutions, the vice still persists and, according to officials, it will require every