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China wants an economically independent Africa
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The Slide to War That Threatened DRC Last Year Was Effectively Reversed
While the crisis that plagued eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo last year and threatened to engulf the entire region has eased, some of the factors that led to the fierce fighting and the displacement of hundred of thousands must still be dealt with, a senior United Nations envoy said today.
Premier Wen discussed bilateral ties and cooperation with several African leaders Sunday.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao discussed bilateral ties and cooperation with several African leaders on the sidelines of the fourth ministerial meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, which opened on Sunday at the Egyptian tourist resort.
Rwanda: BCR to Test Electrogaz Resilience
ELECTROGAZ's resilience will be put to test when they face Rwanda Commercial Bank 's basketball team at Cercle Sportif this Sunday.
Rwanda: Conference to Strengthen Fight Against HIV in Children
Minister of Gender and Family Promotion, Jeanne d'Arc Mujawamariya and Anita Asiimwe, Executive Secretary of National AIDS Control Commission address the press ahead of National Pediatric Conference on Children Infected with HIV/AIDS. KIGALI - This year's National Pediatric Conference on Children Infected and affected by HIV that is scheduled to ...
RCMP charge Rwandan with war crimes
The Mounties have arrested a 37-year-old Rwandan man in southwestern Ontario and charged him with war crimes related to the 1994 genocide in his home country.
Congo army attacked measle vaccine sites-aid agency
Congolese soldiers involved in a U.N.-backed offensive against Rwandan rebels attacked villages where thousands of civilians had gathered to receive measles jabs, a humanitarian agency said on Friday.
Kenya: Green Future to Spend Sh900 Million On Cable to Rwanda
Internet speeds in Rwanda are set to improve dramatically, with the laying of a 1,500 km cable by Green Future, a last-mile connectivity company.
Rwanda defends China trade ties
THERE is a debate among geopolitical and economic commentators on the merits of Chinese versus Western involvement with Africa.
Helping save the orphans of Rwandan genocide
Ten years ago, Uwayesu Justus was living among piles of garbage in Rwanda's capital city of Kigali.
a The Overwhelminga sets the scene in Rwanda before the genocide
Near the beginning of "The Overwhelming,'' a white academic named Jack Exley, newly arrived in Rwanda in early 1994, wastes no time in lecturing his hosts about the need to throw off the shackles of history.
Paul Rusesabagina Speaks at MCLA November 5
Paul Rusesabagina, subject of the film Hotel Rwanda and author of An Ordinary Man, speaks at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Thursday, November 5, at 7 p.m. in the Campus Center gymnasium.
8 Guilty Of War Crimes Transferred To Rwanda
Sunday, 1 November 2009, 5:37 pm Press Release: United Nations Eight men found guilty by a United Nations-backed court of war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sierra Leone's brutal decade-long civil war have been transferred to Rwanda to serve their sentences.
Rwandan convicted of war crimes gets life sentence
A Rwandan man who was the first person convicted under a law allowing people in Canada to be tried for war crimes committed abroad has been sentenced to life in prison.
Rwanda: Ten Rescued From Collapsed Mine
According to Dr. Michael Biryabarema, the director of the Rwanda Geology and Mines Authority , the mine caved in last Saturday while miners were busy clearing a mine shaft for exploration.
Collapsed Mines Kill Three, Trap Three In Rwanda
Three Rwandan miners remained trapped underground near the capital Kigali after part of the gallery they were working in collapsed Saturday, the government said Monday.
Rwanda: Country is Food Secure, Says Minister
The food situation in the country is more stable than it has been in many years, Agriculture and Livestock Minister, Dr Agnes Kalibata has said.
Rwanda: Country Drafts Oil Exploration Policy
The government of Rwanda is developing a Petroleum Exploration Policy and law to facilitate oil exploration in the country.
Rwanda: Understanding Country's Governance Rankings - Comparative...
Since 2007, readers, scholars, analysts and indeed nations themselves have looked to the Ibrahim Index of African Governance for valuable insight on the performance and relative rankings of African Governments.
African refugee summit opens in Kampala
By Cyprian Musoke A Special AU summit on refugees, returnees and internally displaced peoples opens in Kampala today.
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