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- Vol 49 No 21
- 17/10/2008
The Kivu impasse
Rwanda cannot escape the troubles across the border in North Kivu
- Vol 49 No 18
- 05/09/2008
The dead bite back
Rwanda accuses France of involvement in the 1994 genocide; France blames Rwanda; expect more accusations soon
- Vol 49 No 5
- 29/02/2008
Mission position
Britain’s former Prime Minister Tony Blair landed in Kigali on 23 February on his mission to give ‘unpaid’ advice to the Rwandan government and to his ‘long standing friend’ President Paul Kagame on how to streamline government and attract investment. ‘I ...
- Vol 49 No 4
- 15/02/2008
Indicting Kigali
A Spanish judge has made it unsafe for 40 senior Rwandan officials to travel outside their own country by issuing international arrest warrants against them for crimes including genocide, allegedly committed in the 1990s. Judge Fernando Andreu made his...
- Vol 48 No 24
- 30/11/2007
Moving on
Wooing the Commonwealth is only one of Rwanda’s approaches to its region and the wider world
- Vol 48 No 24
- 30/11/2007
On the edges of the club
Rwanda became a virtual member of the Commonwealth at its 23-25 November summit in Kampala, partly due to President Yoweri Museveni's energetic support for visiting President Paul Kagame and the pair's determination to show their bilateral problems ha...
- Vol 48 No 20
- 05/10/2007
Healing the rift
Diplomatic relations between France and Rwanda may be on the mend. Rwanda broke them off in November 2006, after a French judge, Jean-Louis Bruguière, issued arrest warrants against nine of President Paul Kagame's senior officials, alleging the...
- Vol 48 No 15
- 20/07/2007
Tower of power
The Kigali government's plan to provide air traffic control systems across the whole of central Africa, where airspace is mostly unmonitored, could earn Rwanda as much as US$156 million a year, outstripping current earnings from tea and coffee exports.
- Vol 48 No 9
- 27/04/2007
The past awakes
On 19 April, the trial opened of the man accused of causing the death of ten United Nations' peacekeepers on 7 April 1994. The indictment says Major Bernard Ntuyahaga ordered the Belgian 'blue helmets' who were escorting Premier Agathe Uwilingiyimana ...
- Vol 47 No 24
- 01/12/2006
La grande rupture
A French judge warms up some old allegations and creates a diplomatic storm
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