Rwandans are voting Monday in a presidential election that is expected to extend the long rule of President Paul Kagame, who has held power since 1994. Some voters in the capital Kigali arrived ...

Rwanda's Ambassador to Russia, Maj Gen Joseph Nzabamwita, and his spouse attended New Year celebrations organized by the Rwanda Community Abroad (RCA) with the support of the Embassy, on January 1.

Rwandans are commemorating 30 years since the genocide i n which an estimated 800,000 people were killed by government-backed extremists, shattering the small East African country that continues to ...

France Mukantagazwa, who lost her father and other relatives in the genocide and believes their bodies may be in the newly found graves, sheds a tear as she speaks to media at the site of the recently ...

KIGALI, Rwanda – Displaying both pride and pain, Rwandans on Monday marked the 20th anniversary of the devastating 100-day genocide that saw packed churches set on fire and machete-wielding attackers ...

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GIKONGORO, Rwanda, April 5 (UNHCR) - The first thing you notice about Emmanuel Murangira is the deep bullet hole in his forehead, over his left eye - the striking evidence that he was one of just four ...

Burundi's internal affairs minister on Thursday announced the country was suspending diplomatic ties with Rwanda, closing their border and deporting Rwandan citizens, claiming it was a response to its ...

The final night of the year is often marked by celebration, reflection, and renewed ambitions, and across Rwanda, the transition into the New Year was no different. As the clock struck midnight, ...

Twenty years on from the 100 days of the Rwandan genocide, and many here are still in search of closure. In April 1994 hundreds of thousands of Tutsis and moderate Hutus were murdered by Hutu militias ...

KIGALI (Reuters) - The United Nations chief told a packed stadium of sombre and weeping Rwandans on Monday the world would "never again" let genocide tear their nation apart, at a ceremony marking 20 ...