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Spread of Fake News Violates Rwanda, Uganda Peace Deal

A source has reportedly slammed reports of President Paul Kagame meeting with Ugandan opposition leader KIzza Besigye during his trip to the United States. The fake news comes at a time when Rwanda and Uganda are trying to mend their relations after signing an agreement in Luanda.

Rwanda: Spread of Fake News Violates Luanda Agreement

New Times, 30 September 2019

Rwanda's Minister of Justice Johnston Busingye has said that the spread of fake news by Ugandan media violates the Luanda agreement that was signed between Rwanda and Uganda. Read more »

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From left - Rwandan President, Paul Kagame and Uganda opposition leader, Kizza Besigye.

Rwanda: Kagame Did Not Meet With Besigye

New Times, 29 September 2019

On Saturday September 28, 2019, Uganda's state-owned newspaper The New Vision wrote a fictitious report under a front-page headline: "Besigye, Kagame meet in USA!" Read more »

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