Paul Kagame

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has confirmed that he will run for a fourth term next year, which could extend his presidency to nearly three decades.
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Rwanda's leader, who has been in power for two decades, has said he would consider remaining in office for another 20 years. Paul Kagame, 64, told French TV he would stand for president again at the next election in 2024.
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Dieudonne Niyonsenga, whose YouTube channel Ishema TV had amassed more than 15 million views, was found guilty on Thursday on four charges including forgery, impersonation, and “humiliating” state officials.
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Since 2018, the Rwandan government has had a controversial sponsorship deal worth more than £30m ($42m), which involves a "Visit Rwanda" logo displayed on Arsenal shirt sleeves. Critics have said it is an example of an authoritarian…
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Théoneste Bagosora, 80, was a senior figure in Rwanda's ministry of defence at the time of the killings.
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Rwandan President and Arsenal fan Paul Kagame has vented his frustration at the club's shock defeat by a newly promoted club on the opening day of the English Premier League season.
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DR Congo's government said Saturday that the eruption of a second volcano it had announced hours earlier was a "false alarm," the scare coming a week after Mount Nyiragongo roared back into life, causing devastation and sparking a mass…
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Paul Rusesabagina, portrayed as a hero in a Hollywood movie about Rwanda's 1994 genocide, has faced 12 charges including "terrorism" in a case shining a spotlight on opposition to President Paul Kagame.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame said Sunday that the polarising hero of the "Hotel Rwanda" film had returned home of his own accord, where he was arrested, denying his family's claims he was kidnapped abroad.
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The shadowy arrest of Paul Rusesabagina on terrorism charges has thrust the polarising "Hotel Rwanda" hero back into the spotlight and underscored what analysts say are the lengths Kigali will go to silence its critics.
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