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Islamist group al-Shabab.

Secondhand clothes are going out of style

"The United Nations estimates that 80% of Africans wear secondhand clothes yet as inexpensive as they may be, there is a price to be paid"

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame.

Keeping the peace: Life in Rwanda post genocide

During her recent visit to Rwanda, Cara Meintjes spent time with young citizens who are still grappling with the legacy of the 1994 genocide.

Kenya freezes assets of Rwanda genocide suspect

The Nairobi government froze the Kenyan assets of the most wanted suspect in Rwanda’s genocide on Tuesday. Felicien Kabuga, a wealthy Hutu businessman, is accused of bankrolling…

Central Africa quake toll rises

The death toll from a series of earthquakes that hit Central Africa rose on Monday to 43 as a major aid operation for hundreds of injured and thousands of homeless gathered pace…

French police arrest Rwandan genocide suspect

French police have arrested a former officer in the Rwandan army, Marcel Bivugabagabo, accused of taking part in the 1994 genocide, an association of legal plaintiffs said on…

UK man helped plan Rwandan genocide, court told

A British citizen was personally involved in organising the deaths of thousands of people during the Rwandan genocide, a London court heard on Monday. Vincent Bajinya (46) came…

Rwanda warns Hutu rebels in the DRC

Rwanda has made a thinly veiled threat to send its troops back into eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after accusing the government in Kinshasa of collaborating with genocidal…

France to invest €400-million in SA

France is to invest about €400-million in the next four years to help South Africa with service delivery, job creation and environmental and sustainable development, French…