Diane Rwigara

Bernard Ntaganda, a fierce critic of President Paul Kagame, had petitioned the high court in a bid to set aside convictions dating back more than a decade

There is growing evidence of women across the continent facing online disinformation campaigns

The court found that Diane Rwigara’s criticism of government through press conferences was freedom of speech

Since Diane Rwigara’s arrest last year, her brothers and sister have been interrogated and family assets have been forcibly auctioned

This has been another tough year for the world, and the African continent has endured more than its fair share of conflict and crises.

Rwigara who tried to run in presidential poll, is accused of offences against state security.

Rwanda police justified the arrest of the former presidential hopeful, saying Diane Shima Rwigara had failed to respond to previous summonses.

With three weeks to go until elections, two politicians are challenging Rwanda’s "big man."

Meet the woman who would tear down Kagame’s carefully constructed ‘façade’