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Rwanda

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Africa
/ 28 May 2010

SMSs save pregnant Rwandan women

The Rapid SMS scheme is being tested in the Musanze District in Rwanda where 432 health workers have received cellphones.

By Herewald Holland
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Africa
/ 16 May 2010

Grenade attack wounds 28 in Rwanda

Two hand grenade attacks in the Rwandan capital Kigali have killed one person and wounded 28 others overnight.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 7 April 2010

Deserting Rwanda rebels tire of DRC forest hideouts

Former Hutu rebel Epiphany Mukamana did a little jig when she told of her pleasure at being able to escape her one-time base in a dense DRC forest.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
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Africa
/ 28 March 2010

Rwanda’s laptop revolution

Rwanda has a plan to prevent any return to the genocide of 1994: connect 100 000 children to the outside world with their own laptops.

By Peter Beaumont
Breathtaking splendour
Article
/ 26 February 2010

Breathtaking splendour

Homa Khaleeli writes that 15 years after a bloody genocide, Rwanda is well worth schlepping to.

By Horma Khaleeli
Sarkozy: France made errors over Rwanda genocide
Article
/ 26 February 2010

Sarkozy: France made errors over Rwanda genocide

Nicolas Sarkozy admitted that France made mistakes during the 1994 genocide but stopped short of apologising during his visit to Rwanda on Thursday.

By Philippe Alfroy
Sarkozy in Kigali for Franco-Rwandan reconciliation
Africa
/ 25 February 2010

Sarkozy in Kigali for Franco-Rwandan reconciliation

French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived in Rwanda on Thursday for a landmark visit aimed at mending ties with Kigali.

By Philippe Alfroy
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Article
/ 14 December 2009

Journalist jailed for life over Rwanda genocide

A former journalist was sentenced to life in prison for her role in inciting genocide in Rwanda, local groups said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 November 2009

Rwanda ‘wants to clear up diplomatic climate with France’

Rwanda wants to "clear up the diplomatic climate which has been poisoned since 1994" with France, the Kigali government said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 25 November 2009

UN: Rwandan militia has global support network

Military operations have failed to contain Rwandan-Hutu rebels in the DRC and action is needed to restrict their financing, says a report by the UN.

By Dave Clark
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Africa
/ 19 October 2009

Clueless in Kigali

As Rwanda reintegrates into East Africa and more Kenyans are drawn there, Lloyd Igane is amused by the resulting culture clash.

By Lloyd Igane
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Article
/ 6 October 2009

Key Rwandan genocide suspect arrested in Uganda

A Rwandan former intelligence officer suspected of playing a key role in the 1994 genocide has been arrested in Kampala, sources said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 September 2009

Court hears Rwandan minister ‘spread gospel of genocide’

An ex-Rwandan minister charged with genocide held meetings ”to spread the gospel of genocide” ahead of a massacre in 1994, a court heard on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 September 2009

Grenade attack kills four in Rwanda

Attackers threw a grenade into a market in a small town in Rwanda, killing four people and wounding 47 others, Rwandan police said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2009

Rwanda’s ex-speaker gets life for genocide

Alfred Mukezamfura was sentenced to life in prison for inciting hatred during Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, state radio said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 September 2009

Ex-pastor on trial in Finland for Rwanda genocide

A former Rwandan Baptist pastor went on trial in Finland on Tuesday, accused of genocide in the African country’s 1994 massacres.

By Eva Lamppu
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Africa
/ 6 August 2009

Rwandan, Congolese presidents hold landmark talks

DRC President Joseph Kabila met his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame on Thursday for the first official bilateral talks between the states in 13 years.

By Albert Kambale
Biggest Johnson in town
Friday
/ 24 April 2009

Biggest Johnson in town

Percy Zvomuya interviews the original dub poet — Linton Kwesi Johnson — ahead of his SA tour.

By Percy Zvomuya
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Article
/ 24 April 2009

Rwandan in US arrested over alleged genocidal activities

A Rwandan man living in the US was arrested on Thursday in connection with the 1994 genocide in his home country, the US Department of Justice said.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 6 April 2009

Fifteen years after Rwandan genocide, culprits still at large

Fifteen years after the Rwandan genocide — in which about 800 000 died — prosecutors say hundreds of suspected perpetrators are still at large.

By Clement Sabourin
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Article
/ 23 March 2009

Remains of Rwandan genocide victims ‘used for witchcraft’

A report has found that the remains of genocide victims buried in mass graves in Uganda have been exhumed to be used in witchcraft.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 March 2009

IMF: Africa can survive global crisis

African governments should continue their development spending plans and draw down foreign exchange reserves to bolster their economies, said the IMF.

By Hereward Holland
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Article
/ 7 March 2009

‘Killer’ lake generates power for Rwanda

Rwanda is to develop an integrated gas-extraction and electricity-generation facility at Lake Kivu to neutralise the ”killer lake” and generate power.

By Staff Reporter
A ‘boombastic’ revolution
Article
/ 19 February 2009

A ‘boombastic’ revolution

Paula Akugizibwe discovers her hometown, Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, is rapidly catching up with 21st-century pop culture.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 February 2009

Rwandan taxi men take big spenders for a ride

Big-spending and hyper-ambitious Sudanese club Al-Merreikh are in trouble just one match into their 2009 African Champions League campaign.

By David Legge
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Article
/ 7 February 2009

Rebel leader Nkunda will return to DRC, says Rwanda

DRC rebel leader Laurent Nkunda, currently under house arrest in Rwanda, will eventually be sent back to his country, Rwanda said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 December 2008

Rwanda genocide convictions welcomed

The UN on Thursday hailed convictions by a UN-backed tribunal of three senior Rwandan army officials for participating in the 1994 genocide.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 December 2008

From choir boy to Rwanda genocide ‘mastermind’

A choir boy as a youth, Theoneste Bagosora rose to become a key officer in Rwanda’s military before being accused of masterminding the 1994 genocide.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 November 2008

Rwanda to lay 2 300km of fibre in 2009

Rwanda plans to lay 2 300km of fibre-optic cable costing -million in 2009 to extend a network throughout most of the Central African nation

By Jack Kimball
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Article
/ 20 November 2008

Rwandan suspect sent to France

A top official has been transferred to France in connection with the death of Rwanda’s former president

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 12 November 2008

Rwanda asks German envoy to leave in growing row

Rwanda asked the German ambassador to leave Kigali on Tuesday in a growing row over Germany’s arrest of a senior aide to President Paul Kagame.

By Jack Kimball
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Article
/ 1 October 2008

Africa gets tough on chemicals

Rwanda has implemented a long-delayed ban on the import and use of chlorofluorocarbon gases that damage the ozone layer.

By Aimable Twahirwa, Charles Mkoka and Christina Scott
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