The remains of a Congolese customs worker who was killed for resisting a bribe and recently beatified by the Vatican were ...

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Congo and Rwanda will sign a peace agreement in Washington on June 27 that aims to ending fighting in eastern Congo, the two countries and the U.S. State Department said ...

Under the proposal, Rwanda would join a growing number of nations — including El Salvador, Mexico, Costa Rica and Panama — that have agreed to receive deportees who are not their citizens.

Rwanda has argued it is under threat from armed groups in the eastern Congo linked to the Rwandan genocide of 1994. While Prevot said Rwanda seeking security was "legitimate," this could not ...

Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and Spanish club Atlético de Madrid have announced a three-year partnership where Visit Rwanda will become club sponsor until June 2028.

Rwanda is among countries that have made significant strides in expanding trade volumes under the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement. The country’s exports have soared by 6.9 per cent ...

BERLIN, March 4 (Reuters) - Germany said on Tuesday it had halted new development aid to Rwanda and was reviewing its existing commitments in response to the African nation's role in the conflict ...

News US sanctions Rwanda minister over DRC fighting Rwanda is facing international backlash for backing M23 rebels in DR Congo, an accusation it denies.

President Paul Kagame led Rwanda out of the genocide, but has since dominated the country like a colossus. He is running for a fourth term after winning three elections. By Abdi Latif Dahir ...

What does the Rwanda bill say? The Safety of Rwanda Bill, which was passed early on Tuesday, is an attempt to circumvent the Supreme Court ruling by designating Rwanda as a safe destination.

In Rwanda, Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, an opposition politician, said that Britain's asylum bill is not a good fit for poor countries like hers, where the government struggles to meet most peoples ...

One of the key aspects of the agreement between the UK and Rwanda is the amount of UK taxpayer money being spent. Already £140m has exchanged hands - and that's before any flights took place.