Female opposition candidate and women’s rights activist Diane Rwigara will appear in court on Friday to face charges of inciting insurrection and forgery.
Opposition leader and female rights activist Diane Rwigara has been charged with treason in Rwanda.
Rwandan women’s rights activist and opposition figure Diane Rwigara is locked in a legal battle with authorities over allegations of forgery and tax evasion.
The US says it is disturbed by “irregularities” in Rwanda’s presidential election last week.
Polls have closed in Rwanda’s presidential election with Paul Kagame widely expected to secure a third term in power.
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Is the world turning its back on Rwanda yet again?
More than 20 years after the world ignored the horrors of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, Paul Kagame has been re-elected as the country’s leader with a 99% majority win. And why not? Kagame is widely credited as the man who steered
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