Thirteen South Africans were killed last month by the most dangerous man in the world: Rwandan president Paul Kagame.
On January 27, M23 rebels, a group synonymous with the March 23 Movement claimed that they had taken over Goma, on the ...
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Rwanda's Kagame says he agrees with US on need for ceasefire in CongoGOMA Democratic Republic of Congo - Rwandas President Paul Kagame said he agreed with the US government on the need for a ...
The Rise of Paul Kagame Paul Kagame’s ascent to power is deeply intertwined with Rwanda’s tragic history. Born in 1957, Kagame grew up as a Tutsi refugee in Uganda after his family fled ethnic ...
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East Africa: DR Congo Crisis - We Must Avoid Manipulation, Kagame to EAC LeadersPresident Paul Kagame has urged his counterparts from the East African Community (EAC) to pull in the same direction and avoid being manipulated in attempts to find a solution to the security ...
JOHANNESBURG - Tensions are escalating between President Cyril Ramaphosa and Rwandan President, Paul Kagame, with the latter ... killed up to 800,000, mainly Tutsi, people in Rwanda.
President Paul Kagame of next door Rwanda called the shots. Right now, the rebels are marching on Bukavu, the capital of South Kivu. Claiming that his own Tutsi people are being threatened within ...
THE Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) conflict will continue until somehow the Tutsi and the Hutu resolve a long-standing tribal impulse that has remained a festering and gaping wound for decades.
Tutsi rebels led by current Rwandan President Paul Kagame put an end to the killing, and many Hutu perpetrators fled across the border into Congo. The M23, or March 23 movement, refers to the date ...
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