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Kagame said Olivier Nduhungirehe, not journalist Scovia Umutesi, should have apologized.
Tshisekedi says armed groups cannot turn military conquest into political legitimacy,
Kinshasa alleges killings, torture, sexual violence and forced recruitment in rebel-held areas.
Rwanda faces surging prices at home as US sanctions and tighter external financing add pressure abroad.
Kinshasa says more than 300 people were killed in June and July in areas held by RDF and AFC/M23.
Up to 120 EAC Master’s scholarships are open to nationals of eight East African countries,
Discounted tickets are gone, while regular sales continue despite calls for Rema to reconsider.