Rwanda-Zimbabwe first session of joint permanent commission on cooperation held in Rwanda
Diplomatic Missions
Following the first session of Rwanda-Zimbabwe joint permanent commission oncooperation held virtually in March 2021, a mid-term review of the implementation status
is ongoing in Kigali. Purpose: Track the implementation of agreements and MoUs signed between the two countries.
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Visit Rwanda
Kagame: Africa should aim for new vaccines, therapeutics
President Paul Kagame said that Africa should be at the forefront of vaccine manufacturing using the latest technologies in order to deal with its…
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Regional Affairs
Paul Kagame, président du Rwanda : "Nous sommes prêts à nous battre si nécessaire avec la RD Congo"
Dans un entretien exclusif accordé à France 24, le président du Rwanda, Paul Kagame, revient sur les relations tendues entre son pays et la République…
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Human Rights
PHOTOS: Observers: Rwanda had peaceful, diligently managed polls
International election observers have, in a joint statement, commended Rwanda for a "peaceful electoral environment" and diligent management as…
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Gender equity
Building Rwanda is for the brave; not men or women
No one joined Rwanda Patriotic Front/Army (RPF/A) to be powerful. At best, fighting to liberate Rwanda and making it out alive would have been more…
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Human Rights
The story of HRW’s failure over genocide in Rwanda yet to be told
The latest Human Rights Watch report on Rwanda, published earlier this month, has come as no surprise to those familiar with its history of criticism…
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Human Rights
HRW Does Not Own the Copyright on Human Rights
After ending the genocide, government focused relentlessly on restoring hope and delivering improvements in the well-being of her citizens. Courtesy
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Human Rights
On Strategic comms/mis-disinformation
Yolande Makolo, Rwanda Gov't Spokesperson speaks out on ongoing hate speech in Eastern DR Congo
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Human Rights
On UK-Rwanda Migration and Economic Partnership
UK-Rwanda Migration and Economic Partnership
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Human Rights
4. Smooth integration of asylum seekers who will come to Rwanda under the UK-Rwanda Migration and Economic Partnership
Rwanda government spokesperson hopes new ‘innovative’ migration plan is emulated by other countries
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