Basketball's Popularity in Rwanda

Basketball is booming in Rwanda, with young players showing dedication and aspirations to go pro. The NBA's involvement in the Basketball Africa League has brought excitement and opportunities for local players to shine internationally.

Enforcement of Safety of Rwanda Act and UK-Albania Joint Effort on Migration

British Home Office releases video showing enforcement of Safety of Rwanda Act to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda. British Foreign Secretary David Cameron praises UK-Albania joint effort to reduce illegal migration. Cameron discusses collaboration on migration challenges, Western Balkan security, and support for Ukraine during visit to Albania.

British Authorities Detaining Migrants for Deportation to Rwanda

British authorities have started detaining migrants in preparation to send them to Rwanda as part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's immigration policy to deter dangerous Channel crossings. Human rights groups are opposing the policy and legal challenges are expected.

Escalating Violence from People-Smuggling Gangs and Illegal Migrants in France

Violence from people-smuggling gangs and illegal migrants along the French coastline is escalating, with children being used as “human shields.” The situation is worsening due to legislation allowing removal of illegal boat migrants to Rwanda. Incidents of violence, shootings, and drownings have been reported, with French police trying to deter illegal crossings of the English Channel.

Diplomatic spat between UK and Ireland over illegal migrant returns

The United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland are in a diplomatic spat over illegal migrant returns, with London leveraging the issue against Brussels. Ireland is considering emergency legislation to allow for the return of migrants to the UK. The UK is focused on sending migrants to Rwanda and working with France to stop boat crossings. The situation highlights tensions post-Brexit and France's refusal to cooperate.

UK Government's Plan to Send Asylum-Seekers to Rwanda

The UK government's plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda faced resistance in Parliament, delaying its passage. The plan aims to deter dangerous journeys across the English Channel and break the business model of people-smuggling gangs.

Paul Rusesabagina's Imprisonment and Political Activism in Rwanda

Paul Rusesabagina, the inspiration behind the film Hotel Rwanda, was imprisoned in Rwanda for his ties to a political opposition group, released after international pressure, and continues to speak out against the government despite a promise not to criticize. He believes in the potential for positive change in Rwanda.

British Prime Minister's Plan to Send Asylum-Seekers to Rwanda

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda faces legal challenges due to human rights concerns and opposition from various groups. The plan aims to deter unauthorized migrants from crossing the English Channel by sending them to Rwanda permanently, but critics argue that Rwanda is not a safe destination for asylum-seekers.

Paul Rusesabagina's Stand Against the Rwandan Government

Paul Rusesabagina, known for his heroism during the Rwandan genocide, has spoken out against the Rwandan government, despite facing imprisonment and threats for doing so. His daughter also highlights the risks associated with criticizing the government. The family believes that change is possible in Rwanda, but the country remains in a precarious state.

Rwanda's Economic Growth and Freedom Concerns

Rwanda has experienced significant economic growth in the 30 years since the genocide, but critics argue that it has come at the expense of certain freedoms.

Rwanda Post-Genocide Society

Decades after the genocide in Rwanda, the article explores the current state of society in the East African country.

Rwandan Hip-Hop Artists Pro-Zed and Kenny K-Shot

Loud Sound Studios in Rwanda is home to hip-hop artists Pro-Zed and Kenny K-Shot, who are pioneering a new genre called kinyatrap by blending traditional Rwandan sounds with modern beats and lyrics in four languages.

Akagera National Park's Rehabilitation Post-Genocide

Akagera National Park in Rwanda, devastated by the country's genocide, has made a remarkable recovery and is now flourishing with diverse wildlife and growing tourism, contributing significantly to the country's GDP.

Survivor's Story of the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda

Rachel Mukantabana, a survivor of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, shares her harrowing experience and her journey towards forgiveness and reconciliation in a village where survivors and perpetrators live together.

Paul Rusesabagina's Criticism of Rwanda's President

Paul Rusesabagina, the inspiration behind the movie 'Hotel Rwanda,' has been a vocal critic of Rwanda's current president, Paul Kagame, after facing imprisonment and alleged torture in Rwanda.

Basketball's Popularity in Rwanda

Basketball is gaining popularity in Rwanda, with interviews of players and fans explaining the reasons behind the growth.

Rwandans' Experiences Growing Up in Post-Genocide Rwanda

Three young Rwandans share their experiences of growing up in a country shaped by genocide.

Mass Graves in Rwanda 30 Years After Genocide

Rwanda continues to find mass graves 30 years after the genocide, with at least 1,000 people's remains discovered. The country faces challenges in reconciliation and lasting peace. The article discusses the ongoing search for mass graves and the impact on survivors and communities.

Refugees Fleeing Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo to Rwanda

More than 6,000 refugees, mostly children, have fled violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to the Nkamira Transit Center in Rwanda. The center faces challenges such as budget cuts and lacks resources for the refugees. The conflict is a result of the legacy of the Rwandan genocide and ethnic tensions. The international community needs to respond collectively to address the crisis.

Refugee Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda

The Nkamira Transit Camp in Rwanda is home to over 6,000 refugees fleeing violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where conflict is escalating and threatening to become a regional war.

Rwanda's transformation since the genocide

NPR's Juana Summers reports from Rwanda on how the country has changed since the genocide 30 years ago.

Record Number of Illegal Migrants Crossing English Channel

Record number of illegal migrants crossed the English Channel in the first three months of the year, despite claims from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government of success in 'stopping the boats.' The total reached 4,644 since the start of the year, surpassing the previous record high. Deterrence policies, including increased patrols in France and sending boat migrants to Rwanda for processing, have faced challenges and delays.

Arrest of Rwandan-born Ohio man for concealing involvement in 1994 genocide

Rwandan-born Ohio man arrested for concealing involvement in 1994 genocide to enter the U.S. as a refugee and gain citizenship.

Attack by Rebels in Burundi

Nine people were killed in an attack by rebels in Burundi, with the government accusing neighboring Rwanda of supporting the armed group. The rebel group RED-Tabara claimed responsibility for the attack, which resulted in casualties among civilians and security officials. Tensions between Burundi and Rwanda have escalated due to these allegations.