Unthinking obedience to directives from President Paul Kagame to meet unnecessarily high targets for greater generating capacity have damaged Rwanda's electricity industry and restricted public access to power a new paper in the journal African Affairs claims...

Then in 1996 President Paul Kagame ordered the Rwandan Defence Force (RDF) to take the conflict back into Congo-K where it has remained ever since...

From taking over from Rwanda's Paul Kagame of the main architect of African Union reform to setting up Kenya as Africa's leader on green energy to offering 1 000 police to lead a UN-sanctioned mission to combat armed gangs in Haiti President Ruto has become an everyman of international summitry...

Angolan foreign minister Tete António announced on 12 March that President Félix Tshisekedi will meet Rwanda's President Paul Kagame 'soon' but did not announce a date...

Three days after an angry meeting between Congo-Kinshasa's President Félix Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame on 16 February in Addis Ababa over the escalating regional conflict the European Union announced a memorandum of understanding with Kigali on the export of critical minerals for the energy transition...

President Paul Kagame's shrewd use of the RDF to support the governments facing insurgencies in Central African Republic and Mozambique is no longer insulating his government from censure over its role in Congo-K (AC Vol 64 No 22 Kagame tests his security playbook to the limit)...

This latest bout of shuttle diplomacy follows a fractious meeting convened by Lourenço on 16 February in Addis Ababa ahead of the African Union summit which brought together Tshisekedi Rwanda's Paul Kagame Kenya's William Ruto and South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa...

That was argued in the report from Rwanda's President Paul Kagame who handed over his unofficial role as champion of AU reform to Kenyan counterpart William Ruto...

From Addis Hemeti set off for Kenya to be warmly received by President William Ruto followed by Rwanda and a meeting with President Paul Kagame and a visit to the genocide memorial in Kigali just as investigations started into war crimes by both sides in Sudan...

Rwandan President Paul Kagame quickly responded threatening that 'It is those who wish it for us who will experience it instead...