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Rwanda: Lifting the Lid On Rwandan Repression
HRW, 21 October 2014
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, who is giving a speech at London's Chatham House today, is viewed by his admirers as the man who saved the nation - who brought stability and rapid… Read more »
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Rwanda: Nation-Building Cannot Be Externally-Led - Kagame
New Times, 22 October 2014
Rebuilding a nation's social fabric cannot follow any predetermined guidelines and will only succeed if owned by citizens, President Kagame told participants at a lecture at… Read more »
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Rwanda: President Kagame's Speech at Chatham House, London
New Times, 22 October 2014
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Rwanda: Kagame - Don't Wait for Anybody to Do You a Favour
New Times, 22 October 2014
President Paul Kagame has called on the Rwandan community in the UK and neighbouring countries to stand up for themselves and their country, saying they should not expect favours… Read more »
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East Africa: East Africa Is Ripe With Opportunity - Kagame
New Times, 21 October 2014
President Paul Kagame yesterday began a three-day visit to London where he addressed business leaders at the Global African Investment Summit. The event, under the theme "Realising… Read more »
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Rwanda: Ifad President to Meet Head of State, Paul Kagame and Ministers in Rwanda
IFAD, 20 October 2014
Investments in climate smart, smallholder agriculture in support of rural women and youth at centre of the discussions Read more »
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Rwanda: Rwandans Descend On London to Welcome President Kagame
News of Rwanda, 20 October 2014
Several hundred supporters of Rwanda President Paul Kagame on Monday morning descended on London UK to welcome him as he arrived to attend a two-day business conference. Read more »
Rwanda's Kagame Under Fire in UK
President Paul Kagame is visiting London to bring the private sector and governments together to discuss access to finance and bankable projects in Africa. Ahead of his visit, his human rights record has been criticised, with the BBC broadcasting a documentary strongly critical of his rule, and Rwandan groups hitting back hard.
Rwanda President Paul Kagame at World Economic Forum in Davos January 2013 (file photo).
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Rwanda has suspended all local language programs on the British Broadcasting Corporation with immediate effect. Read more »
