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- Vol 44 No 12
- 13/06/2003
Finally, an election
General Kagame is set to win easily against a divided opposition in this year's election
- Vol 44 No 10
- 16/05/2003
High dudgeon summit
None of the three main players brimmed with confidence about better Rwandan-Ugandan relations after their mini-summit at Britain's Lancaster House on 8 May. No new measures were agreed to verify claims that each neighbour is training rebel militias to fig...
- Vol 44 No 7
- 04/04/2003
Soccer war, Congo war
So it's war then. Uganda's daily Monitor was unequivocal: 'Rwanda, Uganda go to war in Kigali!' screamed the headline. In fact, the Monitor was reporting a qualifying match between Kampala and Kigali in Africa's Cup of Nations soccer tournament on 29 Marc...
- Vol 43 No 21
- 25/10/2002
Proxy wars and slaughter
The confused killing in eastern Congo involves politics, tribalism and greed
- Vol 43 No 19
- 27/09/2002
Leaving the quagmire
Kigali's withdrawal of troops from Congo creates problems for everyone
- Vol 43 No 8
- 19/04/2002
Anti-Kagame alliance
President Paul Kagame's Front Patriotique Rwandais faces its first broad opposition since seizing power in July 1994 (AC Vol 42 No 25). Launched in Brussels on 5 April, the Alliance pour la Démocratie et la Réconciliation Nationale is coordi...
- Vol 42 No 25
- 21/12/2001
Everything is risky
President Kagame prepares for national elections while his exiled military opponents regroup in Congo-Kinshasa
- Vol 42 No 25
- 21/12/2001
Donor diplomacy
Donors heaped praise on Finance Minister Donald Kaberuka's Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper launched in Kigali late last month. The PRSP has to be designed and implemented before Rwanda qualifies for relief in the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) sc...
- Vol 42 No 23
- 23/11/2001
Brothers at war
Personal rivalries and war spoils spark a new crisis between Kigali and Kampala
- Vol 42 No 23
- 23/11/2001
Picking a fight
British Development Minister Clare Short's intercession in Whitehall didn't stop Rwanda and Uganda banging war drums elsewhere. As Presidents Paul Kagame and Yoweri Museveni were signing their London statement, Rwanda's Embassy in Belgium handed its citiz...
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