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Kagame on the West’s silence over Kinshasa-backed FDLRPresident Paul Kagame said the genocidal FDLR still exists in DR Congo because the militia enjoys the support of the same people that backed its founders when they committed the Genocide against the ...
Since President Paul Kagame won the August 25, 2003 elections--Rwanda's first democratic elections after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi--the West has struggled to accept his leadership, with some ...
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has accused the international community of using aid as a tool of control over developing nations.In an interview with Mario Nawfal, a media personality on X, Kagame ...
The New Times on MSN6d
DR Congo crisis: Rwanda only concerned by FDLR security threat, not minerals – KagamePresident Paul Kagame has reiterated that Rwanda’s problem has always been the security threats springing from neighbouring DR Congo, and not minerals. Kigali has maintained defensive measures along ...
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Kagame: DR Congo must accept peace talks with M23President Paul Kagame has emphasised that resolving the ongoing crisis in DR Congo will require the Congolese government to “hold the bull by its horns” and engage the AFC/M23 rebels peacefully, ...
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