Rwanda Gets Backing From World Cycling Chief Despite Blowback Over Congo War
PARIS (Reuters) - The head of world cycling said the Road World Championships would go ahead in Rwanda in September, dismissing criticism from human rights groups who accuse Kigali of using sports to burnish its image while backing rebels fighting in neighbouring Congo.
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels entered the strategic town of Walikale in eastern Congo late Wednesday, according to residents and ...
The Rwanda-backed M23 has said it is committed to a ceasefire in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo despite its capture ...
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Harvard students share lessons from Rwanda’s development journeyFor the past one week, students from Harvard Kennedy School have been on a study tour in Rwanda to learn about the country’s history, culture, and development journey. They held discussion with ...
Rwanda has cut diplomatic ties with Belgium, saying it has been "consistently undermined" by the European nation during the ...
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Rwanda’s gold refinery under fire as sanctions threaten key exportRwanda’s promising gold export industry has been dealt a serious blow after the European Union (EU) imposed sanctions on the ...
The presidents of Congo and Rwanda have met in Qatar for their first direct talks since Rwandan-backed M23 rebels seized two ...
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