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RWANDA REPORT: FRANCE 'COMPLICIT' IN 1994 GENOCIDE
The Rwandan government has accepted the report's recommendation to launch a full investigation into the role of French officials... READ MORE›
RWANDA OFFERS TO HOST AFRICAN MIGRANTS STRANDED IN LIBYA
The gesture could partly reverse the northward odyssey of African migrants seeking new lives in Europe... READ MORE›
RWANDA OFFERS REFUGE TO LIBYA 'SLAVES'
Rwanda has offered to give refuge to around 30,000 African migrants stuck in Libya often in enslaved conditions... READ MORE›
KIRUNDI ONE OF SEVEN NEW LANGUAGES ON SBS RADIO
Kirundi is the primary language spoken in the East African country of Burundi... READ MORE›
SUSAN LINNEE, EX-AP BUREAU CHIEF IN MADRID AND NAIROBI, DIES AT 75
Linnee became one of the news organization's first female American bureau chiefs overseas when she was named AP's Madrid bureau chief in 1982... READ MORE›
RWANDA ILLEGALLY DETAINING, TORTURING CIVILIANS: HRW
Human Rights Watch HRW has released a report detailing unlawful detention and torture in Rwanda... READ MORE›
GERMANY TO INVESTIGATE 1,000 SKULLS TAKEN FROM AFRICAN COLONIES FOR 'RACIAL RESEARCH'
The skulls - mostly from Rwanda - were shipped to Europe in 1907-08 for 'scientific' research and could be returned after studying origins... READ MORE›
CRITIC OF RWANDAN PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH INCITING INSURRECTION
Diane Shima Rwigara, who has accused Paul Kagame of stifling dissent, was barred from challenging him in August election... READ MORE›
RWANDAN POLICE DETAIN PAUL KAGAME CRITIC DIANE RWIGARA
Rwandan police have arrested Diane Rwigara, a leading critic of President Paul Kagame, for alleged offences against state security... READ MORE›
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN WERE RAPED DURING RWANDA'S GENOCIDE. NOW THEIR KIDS ARE COMING OF AGE.
Rwandan government leaders had commanded the majority population, the Hutus, to exterminate the Tutsis... READ MORE›
RWANDA TO BUILD 500 SMART CLASSROOMS NATIONWIDE BY END OF 2017
Rwanda is one of the fastest growing countries in Africa... READ MORE›
POPE APOLOGISES FOR CHURCH'S ROLE IN RWANDA GENOCIDE
About half of Rwandans are Catholic, but since the genocide many have turned to pentecostal churches... READ MORE›
CATHOLIC BISHOPS APOLOGISE FOR ROLE IN RWANDA GENOCIDE
The Catholic Church in Rwanda has apologised for its role in the 1994 genocide, saying it regrets the actions of those who participated in the massacres... READ MORE›
PAUL KAGAME RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT WITH 99% OF VOTE IN RWANDA ELECTION
Paul Kagame re-elected president with 99 percent of vote in Rwanda election... READ MORE›
RWANDA TURNS TO DRONES TO DELIVER VITAL BLOOD SUPPLIES
Rwanda has launched a drone delivery network to transport vital blood supplies to far-flung areas of the country... READ MORE›
RWANDA'S NEW KING NAMED - A FATHER OF TWO LIVING ON AN ESTATE NEAR MANCHESTER
The Rwandan royal family was exiled in 1961, when Bushayija was a baby, and he was schooled in Uganda, where he later worked for Pepsi... READ MORE›
RWANDANS CARRY ON SIDE BY SIDE TWO DECADES AFTER GENOCIDE
Rwandans Carry On, Side by Side, Two Decades After Genocide... READ MORE›
PAUL KAGAME WINS PRESIDENTIAL POLL BY A LANDSLIDE
He has overseen strong economic growth, at an average of 8 percent between 2001 and 2015, while also turning Rwanda into a technological hub and uprooting corruption... READ MORE›
RWANDAN SPY CHIEF KARENZI KARAKE ARRESTED IN LONDON
Rwanda's intelligence chief Karenzi Karake, who is wanted in Spain for war crimes, has been arrested in London... READ MORE›
PRESIDENT PAUL KAGAME WINS BY LANDSLIDE
Rwanda election President Paul Kagame wins by landslide... READ MORE›
UK DISMISSES RWANDA SPY CHIEF CASE
Rwanda's Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo said she was delighted that Gen Karake was returning to Rwanda... READ MORE›
EXTENDED VACATIONS IN EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AMERICA, INDIA, U.K.
Accessible for two months each year when the pack ice recedes, Antarctica's Ross Sea region is one of the planet's most remote places... READ MORE›
UGANDAN COMMONWEALTH RUNAWAYS PLAYING RUGBY IN CARDIFF
He said the players were part of the government-organised Commonwealth Games team when they disappeared... READ MORE›
THE NINE MOST WARMONGERING COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD REVEALED
Overall, Japan is ranked as the eighth-most peaceful country in the world, second only to New Zealand in the Asia-Pacific region... READ MORE›
ORPHANAGE FOUNDER FROM AFRICA WINS PRIZE IN MEMORY OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
Ms. Barankitse was born in Burundi, a central African nation where a tumultuous ethnic conflict pit her people, the Tutsis, against the Hutus... READ MORE›
TONY BLAIR TO ADVISE KENYA'S CONTROVERSIAL PRESIDENT UHURU KENYATTA
Mr Blair has repeatedly praised Paul Kagame despite repeated allegations that the Rwandan president has ordered the death of scores of opposition politicians and critics... READ MORE›
BURUNDI HOLDS ELECTIONS AFTER NIGHT OF GUNFIRE
At a half-dozen polling stations, only a trickle of people were seen voting, pressing an ink-stained thumb on a ballot... READ MORE›
BURUNDI EYES RWANDA WITH SUSPICION
Instead, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda said Mr. Nkurunziza should not run again because he had failed his people, a remark that angered Burundian officials... READ MORE›
FEAR STALKS BURUNDI AS BESIEGED REGIME TURNS TO TORTURE
Victims say president Pierre Nkurunziza is trying to turn Hutus against Tutsis as protests continue against government... READ MORE›
KAGAME POISED FOR ANOTHER TERM AS RWANDA POLLS CLOSE
According to the Rwanda Electoral Commission, more than 80 percent of registered voters cast their ballots... READ MORE›
POLICEMAN IN GORILLA SUIT STILL CRAWLING ON HANDS AND KNEES
A Metropolitan Police officer has been crawling the London Marathon in a gorilla costume since the race began on Sunday morning... READ MORE›
THREE AFRICANS LISTED AMONG FORTUNE MAGAZINE'S TOP 50 WORLD LEADERS
Chairman, Econet Wireless Group Strive Masiyiwa led the trio from Africa by ranking 33 for his energetic and well-rounded philanthropy making an impact in Africa, the magazine noted... READ MORE›
RWANDAN PRESIDENT URGES BURUNDI NOT TO REPEAT GENOCIDE
Paul Kagame says president of neighbouring Burundi should have learned the lessons of 1994 Rwandan genocide of Tutsi and moderate Hutu... READ MORE›
BRITISH BUSINESSMAN LAUNCHES A?1 GLASSES TO HELP MILLIONS OF WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE
A British businessman, James Chen, and his Oxford-based company Adlens developed the spectacles from a design by a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, the late Luis Alvarez... READ MORE›
LYCRA IN AFRICA A CYCLING DREAM COME TRUE
When you looked across Africa there were no bicycles Doug Ryder says... READ MORE›
'CORRUPTION IS NOT AFRICAN' - RWANDA'S PAUL KAGAME TELLS THE WORLD
In fact, in Africa when corruption occurs, it involves non-Africans ..... READ MORE›
FROM KILLING MACHINES TO AGENTS OF HOPE
From killing machines to agents of hope the future of drones in Africa... READ MORE›
KIGELI V NDAHINDURWA, RWANDAN KING WITHOUT A CROWN, DIES AT 80
Two years after Kigeli's arrival in the United States, Rwanda descended into the genocide in which Hutu extremists murdered an estimated 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus... READ MORE›
GOING APE: HUMANS PLAY ROLE OF MOUNTAIN GORILLAS IN RWANDA CEREMONY
Foreign visitors pay 750 ?494 to go gorilla tracking in the national park, while Rwandans themselves can go for less than 50... READ MORE›