Rwanda sanctions will undermine push for Congo peace talks, proscribed minister says
International sanctions against Rwanda will reduce the incentive for Kinshasa to engage in peace talks with M23 rebels who have made lightning advances in eastern Congo this year, a proscribed Rwandan minister has said.
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Kigali to UK - It's Unreasonable to Expect Rwanda to Compromise Its National SecurityThe UK government announced a series of punitive measures on Tuesday, February 25, including suspending high-level attendance at events hosted by the Rwandan government, limiting trade promotion ...
John Legend has defended his decision to headline a sold-out concert in Kigali, Rwanda, despite the country’s involvement in ...
When Rwanda's ex-spy chief Patrick Karegeya was murdered in South Africa in 2014, his former brother-in-arms James Kabarebe ...
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Rwanda: 'Surgery a Fundamental Human Right' - Rwandan Expert Calls for Global Action"Surgery is a fundamental and necessary aspect of healthcare. Surgery is attributed to approximately 30% of the global ...
Unlike Nigerian singer Tems, John Legend has defended performing in Rwanda despite its alleged involvement in the DRC conflict ...
Singapore is building the world's first Africa-wide digital payments infrastructure in partnership with Rwanda and Ghana.
Rwanda’s Foreign Ministry said Belgium was choosing Congo’s side in the conflict and “politicizing development” in a statement Tuesday. Belgium accuses Kigali of supporting a rebel group ...
Causing surprise across the bloc, Luxembourg has blocked the adoption of sanctions against Kigali. European ministers have ...
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