Paul Kagame

...returning from a regional peace meeting in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The killings spread across the country and lasted 100 days, until a Tutsi, Paul Kagame, led his rebel army to overthrow the Hutu government. Kagame is now Rwanda's president.

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...in Rwanda. It was presented to cheering crowds in Kigali as Rwanda became the latest stop on its global tour. Rwandan President Paul Kagame joined the public in the stands at the Amahoro National stadium where the prize was presented.

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He recalled that the relationships in the region had been so fractured at this time last year that Presidents Kabila and Paul Kagame of Rwanda would neither shake hands nor speak to one another when they attended an emergency summit...

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...delegates said African governments should devise their own development plans to take full advantage of Chinese finance. Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, said: "The onus is on us leaders, government and the private sector especially to...

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...best way of getting things done. "The Chinese bring Africa what it needs: investment and money for governments and companies. China invests in infrastructure, builds streets," Rwandan President Paul Kagame told a German newspaper last month.

In this article: China, Africa, Beijing, International Monetary Fund, Nigeria, Angola, Poverty, Strategic partnership, and Hiccup

...broadband connection without central government financial assistance. The most inspirational example is Rwanda. President Kagame rules a country in which a million people were murdered during a genocide just 15 years ago. His people...

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...how outrageous the distribution of greenhouse- gas emissions is. At the U.N. Summit on Climate Change in September, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda pointed out that, while developed nations outside Africa are almost entirely responsible...

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Paul Kagame is liked in the West because of achievements in Rwanda Rwandan President Paul Kagame has praised the way China does business in Africa, criticising the West for basing relations with the continent on aid. Huge Chinese...

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