Rwanda

"The Mozambican authorities should publicly disclose his whereabouts, allow him access to a lawyer and visits by relatives, and, if he is to be charged, promptly bring him before a court," Lewis Mudge, Central Africa director at Human Rights Watch, said about Cassien Ntamuhanga.

The French president visited Rwanda in an attempt to rebuild relationships after the 1994 genocide, acknowledging France's role but not offering an apology.

Meet Bizimungu Claver, a Rwandan who built a small hydroelectric power plant from scratch and houses it in a mud-brick shack after he got tired of recharging batteries every day to keep his lights on.

"We took a good, bitter lesson from what happened in Rwanda, and we said this should never happen," Smail Chergui, African Union commissioner for peace and security, told Newsweek.

'World's Most Wanted' on Netflix tells the story of five criminals who at the time of filming were still at large—but one of them has since been caught.

Rwandan gospel singer Albert Nabonibo, 35, says he's faced "horrible" rejection from family, friends and strangers alike.

Rwanda is doubling down in the preservation of its mountain gorillas with the opening of the new Singita Volcanoes National Park property.

Rwanda has joined Ethiopia in becoming one of the few countries in the world to introduce a "gender-balanced" cabinet.

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Paul Kagame is the incoming leader of the African Union, which has called on Trump to retract and apologize for his alleged remarks.

A recent report showed African migrants being sold "like cattle" for as little as $400 at auctions in Libya.

A California company is helping to deliver medical supplies to hard-to-reach parts of the East African country.

With 80 percent of votes counted from Friday's election, the 59-year-old former guerrilla leader had secured 98.66 percent.

Trump has praised decisive yet controversial leaders such as the presidents of Egypt and the Philippines. Kagame seems to fit the bill.

Eighteen black rhinos were reintroduced to Rwanda in last month, a decade after they went extinct in the country.

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Violette Uwamahoro traveled to Rwanda for a family funeral before she was detained.

"We just look for home here, we need you to help us to just live in this country."

The Rwandan government dismissed an apology offered by Rwandan bishops as "profoundly inadequate."

Catholic priests have been indicted for alleged murder during the genocide of 1994.

"We keep hearing that it's still happening, that rape is used as a weapon, as a tool of genocide and war. It hurts us a lot."

Rwanda's last monarch, who was exiled in 1961, has died in the United States.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame hailed the service as a "world first."

A review of the role France played during, and after, the slaughter of almost 1 million Rwandans.

He is as old as independent Ukraine itself and hopes to serve as a good example against prejudice.

The African Union wants to roll out the continental passport to millions of Africans.

Two ex-Rwandan mayors have been sentenced to life imprisonment in Paris.

Israel will be helping Kenya build a 440-mile wall along its border with Somalia to prevent Al-Shabab and other militants from crossing the frontier.

It has been reported in the Arab press, though impossible to prove because there was a secret ballot, that several Arab countries voted for the Israeli ambassador to head a U.N. committee.

It's been less than 20 years since the first-ever conviction for genocide.