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And as part of lessons learnt from its own genocide 30 years ago, Rwanda says it learnt a bitter one after successive authorities ignored entrenched intolerance.

The 2018 Rwanda’s comprehensive mental-health survey, conducted by the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) shows that about 28% of genocide survivors

The deaths of Tanzanian soldiers raise questions about the ability of the Southern African Development Community's (SADC) mission to defeat M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Three Tanzanian soldiers have been killed and three others injured after a mortar shell landed near their camp in eastern Congo, where they're deployed under the the banner of a regional bloc to help quell violence. It's unclear who was responsible for the attack on Saturday morning. It was reported on Monday by the regional bloc, the Southern African Development Community, or SADC. It said in a statement that a South African soldier also had died while being treated for undisclosed �...

Will Britain heed the warning it could be found complicit in the Gaza genocide and take action? Its record in Rwanda, Bosnia and Myanmar suggests the answer will be no

An SAMIDRC spokesperson said that despite the losses, “The SAMIDRC remains focused on carrying out its mandate as the principle of collective self-defence and collective action outlined in the SADC Mutual Defence Pact (2003).”

The Kagame regime relies on significant foreign aid and a silenced opposition to leave behind the horrific 1994 Hutu-Tutsi conflict that shocked the world. There is no talk of ethnicity, but the old wounds still fester beneath the surface

Many believe that the international community could have acted earlier, to prevent the genocide before it started.

On 7 April, Rwanda commemorated the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide. In Mayunzwe, the villagers climbed the hill to the "Calvary" spot where the Tutsis were massacred. A report between the pain of memories and the duty to remember.

Suella Braverman has told LBC that under the government's Rwanda plan, one "token flight" may depart, which will not be enough to act as a "deterrent" for illegal migrants.