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Rwanda: Kagame, CAR President Discuss Stronger Bilateral Ties

Paul Kagame · Kigali

Rwanda: Kagame, CAR President Discuss Stronger Bilateral Ties

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President Paul Kagame and Central African Republic (CAR) president Faustin-Archange Touadéra held talks on November 23 focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two countries.See the Story

Central Africa: Kagame, Touadéra Discuss Security Ahead of CAR Elections

Paul Kagame · Kigali

Central Africa: Kagame, Touadéra Discuss Security Ahead of CAR Elections

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President Paul Kagame and his Central African Republic (CAR) counterpart Faustin-Archange Touadéra held talks focused on security preparations ahead of CAR's December 28 presidential elections.See the Story

Over 100 Burundian refugees return home

Refugees · Burundi

Over 100 Burundian refugees return home

A total of 115 Burundian refugees from 58 households were on Tuesday, November 25, voluntarily repatriated from Rwanda with the support from the government and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Rwanda currently hosts 52,862 Burundian refugees, including 42,421 in Mahama Camp and the rest in urban areas. ALSO READ: Refugee welfare: Eight things Rwanda has done to improve their lives Since August 2020, 30,907 Burundian ref…See the Story

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