DR Congo: A response to Antoine Roger Lakongo

From Hamish In Auckland Sun Jan 27 2013, 00:23:00

All Africa reports

Rwanda: The Tutsi Contradictions - a Response to Jean-Paul Kimonyo

Cartoon Radio Netherlands Worldwide

[view whole blog post

]

News Stories Quoted in this Blog Post:

Rwanda: The Tutsi Contradictions - a Response to Jean-Paul Kimonyo (analysis)

Fahamu

24 January 2013

Rwanda's criminal involvement in the wanton violence in eastern DR Congo is neither deniable nor defensible. It is a sad irony that Rwanda now sits in the UN Security Council while aiding and abetting ... [read more]

See More | Report Abuse

People and Organizations:

Paul Kagame
Paul Kagame (born October 23, 1957) is the current President...

Patrice Lumumba
Patrice Lumumba est n� le 2 juillet 1925 � Onalaua (territoire...

Laurent Nkunda
Laurent Nkunda, n� le 2 f�vrier 1967, aussi appel� Nkundabatware,...

Thomas Lubanga
Thomas Lubanga est le chef historique de l�Union des patriotes...

You might also be interested in the following news stories:

Africa: Faster, Better and Together - the Road to Inclusive E-Commerce in Africa (guest column)

allAfrica.com

20 July 2017

“Small is beautiful, small is powerful”. This is the creed embedded in the foundation of a global e-commerce giant: Alibaba. But the creed not only defines the genesis of a company. It ... [read more]

Rwanda: China's Richest Man in Kigali For Youth Summit (news)

The New Times

21 July 2017

Jack Ma, a prominent Chinese business magnet, arrived in Rwanda Thursday, joining a long list of top business leaders and industry captains from around the world who are in Kigali for the inaugural ... [read more]

Rwanda: Mpayimana to Introduce 3 Children Per Family Policy (news)

The New Times

21 July 2017

Independent presidential candidate Philippe Mpayimana has stiffened his political collar by ramping up a controversial campaign pledge, telling the electorate that no woman in Rwanda will have more ... [read more]

blogAfrica is allAfrica.com's platform to help you keep an ear on the African blogosphere. We draw diverse voices from around the world who post regularly and insightfully about African issues. Bloggers, submit your blog's rss-feed!