OKLAHOMA CITY — Rwanda President Paul Kagame honored Rwandan graduates at an Oklahoma university Friday, the same day lawyers for the widows of two African nation presidents killed in a plane crash tried to serve him with a lawsuit accusing him of ordering...

It is almost 4 months back to my homeland after 16 years in exile. It was unbearable to hear the pain and the misery of my people at thousands of miles away. Upon my arrival, the regime, the state machinery and partisan media launched unrelenting demonizing...

Saturday, May 1, 2010 Kudos to Activism in the US: The Sons and Daughters of the Great Lakes Might Finally Have Their Tears Wiped 'Injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere" Martin Luther King Jr Apart from the New York Times article “Rwanda Pursues...

Monday, May 3, 2010 Mr. Michael Fairbanks an Apologist for Rwandan Dictatorship? So, on the day that Rwanda’s president Paul Kagame is ranked 5th on the list of the world top predators of the press, by the The Reporters Without Borders , a certain Michael...

Rwanda president sued amid visit to Oklahoma college April 30, 2010 - 11:43pm By MURRAY EVANS Associated Press Writer OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Rwanda President Paul Kagame honored Rwandan graduates at an Oklahoma university Friday, the same day lawyers for...

Rwandan president sued in Oklahoma in killings Lawyer says leader’s state ties make lawsuit feasible BY NOLAN CLAY Oklahoman 32 Comments Published: May 1, 2010 A long-standing controversy surrounding the president of an African country resurfaced this...

Rwanda urged to ensure opposition leader receives fair trial 28 April 2010 Amnesty International urged the Rwandan Government to ensure that opposition leader Victoire Ingabire, receives a swift, fair trial on charges including genocide ideology and collaboration...

Govt hits back on Clinton report Submit Cancel Ms Clinton By Emmanuel Gyezaho & E. Mulondo (email the author) Posted Sunday, May 2 2010 at 00:00 The government has reacted angrily to Washington’s warnings of early “damage” to the country’s organisation...

Louise Mushikiwabo speaks about politics, censorship and ethnic divisions in the country. Louise Mushikiwabo spoke to journalists after a ceremony at the Memorial of the Rwandan Genocide in Kigali. Q: Many human rights observers and opposition politicians...

After the genocide, Rwanda imposes order with a price Gasigwa, 14, now spends his days learning how to sing patriotic songs and march like a soldier. He sleeps in a huge sheet-metal shed with hundreds of men. "Please call my father," he whispered. "He...