Rwanda

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• Science, development and the rebuilding of Rwanda

  5 Sep 2014: Romain Murenzi: As Rwanda sought to rebuild after the horrors of the 1994 genocide, its development strategy emphasised science and technology. What lessons might this approach offer to other developing countries?
  

• South African court convicts men of murder attempt on Rwandan general

  29 Aug 2014: Guilty verdicts handed down over attack on Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa, who was living in exile in Johannesburg

• Bodies found wrapped in plastic in lake bordering Rwanda and Burundi

  27 Aug 2014:

  Fishermen report dozens of corpses carried down the Akagera river, which has overtones of previous political violence

• Walking the Nile – in pictures

  8 Aug 2014: Former British army captain Levison Wood is attempting to become the first person to walk the entire length of the Nile

• Hotel Rwanda: history with a Hollywood ending

  7 Aug 2014:

  Alex von Tunzelmann: Making measured judgments on traumatic and highly politicised events like the Rwandan genocide is a difficult task, and the film offers only one perspective

• Obama can end the violence in the DRC – if he has the will

  6 Aug 2014: Analysis: Congo conflict is perhaps the only one in the world which is relatively easy and affordable to solve. With both Kabila and Kagame in Washington, now is the time

• US tells armed group in DRC to surrender or face 'military option'

  5 Aug 2014:

  Barack Obama's special envoy to central Africa issues warning to FDLR, a group formed by leaders of the Rwanda genocide

• Contemporary photography from Africa prize – winners announced

  5 Aug 2014: The winners of the Popcap 14 prize for contemporary African photography cover everything from fictional set ups of tribal rituals to the impact of mining on forgotten communities. Another Africa looks at the highlights as the the series prepares to go on the road

• Milking it: dairy farmers in east Africa are earning more by learning more

  Guardian Professional, 5 Aug 2014:

  Caspar van Vark: The use of volunteer farmer trainers has more than doubled volumes of milk sold. But how do you get them to stay?

• Killers to healers: training Burundi's youth to choose peace

  Guardian Professional, 31 Jul 2014: The award-winning Dieudonné Nahimana speaks to Jo Griffin about his work with young survivors of the 1993 genocide

• Irish Daily Mail apologises and pays damages to senator

  28 Jul 2014:

  Newspaper says sorry for two articles

• How Rwanda's gorillas are helping to sustain entire communities

  28 Jul 2014:

  A tourism revenue-sharing scheme has helped finance hundreds of community projects and benefitted thousands of people. Usher Komugisha and Andy Nicolson find out more

• Rwanda is proof that more women should work in criminal justice

  Guardian Professional, 26 Jul 2014:

  Mary Gahonzire, Rwanda's deputy prisons commissioner, says women have had vital post-genocide role in rebuilding country

• Are boys better than girls? – podcast

  Audio (27min 01sec), 24 Jul 2014:

  Girls share their thoughts on what holds them back, their dreams for the future, and what they think about boys

• Rwanda: a scene from the genocide

  4 Jul 2014: As Rwanda marks 20 years since the end of the genocide, photojournalist Martin Edström presents a panoramic tour of Nyamata church, once a killing ground and now a memorial

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