A rebel group is advancing on eastern Congo's largest city and over 100,000 people have fled
The M23 rebel group’s advance toward eastern Congo’s largest city has displaced over 178,000 people in the past two weeks, the United Nations said, as the fighters closed in on Goma on the border with Rwanda.
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Rwanda, Türkiye ink four deals to strengthen bilateral relationsRwanda and Turkey on Thursday, January 23 signed four cooperation agreements as part of the efforts to elevate their bilateral relations. The signing ceremony was presided over by President Paul ...
The last two towns before Goma, a provincial capital in Congo’s east, have just fallen to M23 rebels. They last captured the city in 2012.
President Paul Kagame says that his country will pursue its policy to block used clothes in order to grow its textile ...
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Rwanda: Kigali - a Look At First Biosafety, Biosecurity Conference and ExhibitionRwanda Biosafety and Biosecurity Organization (RBBO), in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada, the International Federation of Biosafety Association (IFBA), and the Canadian High Commission in ...
Türkiye is ready to provide any support needed to resolve the dispute between Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo, should both parties desire it, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.
Rwandan authorities have busted a ring of young men and women who have been filming themselves engaged in sexual acts and ...
The officers will take part in SWAT challenge as part of the 26th AGM of the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation ...
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Rwanda: DR Congo Govt Diverting Attention From Real Terrorist Threat - NduhungireheThe Great Lakes region continues to face the threat of terrorism, particularly from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a DR Congo-based Ugandan terror group affiliated to the Islamic State, foreign ...
The CDC has issued a Level 3 travel advisory for Rwanda due to an outbreak of the Marburg virus. The agency will also screen ...
The Conservatives blew an eyewatering £134 million on IT systems for the Rwanda scheme which will now never be used.
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European investors explore Rwanda’s green bond marketEuropean investors on January 23 held discussions with Rwandan financial institutions to explore opportunities in the country’s green bond market, according to the Ministry of Finance and Economic ...
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