President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has once again blamed the international community for having failed to address the root causes of the current conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo between government forces and the M23 rebel group allegedly supported by Rwanda.

Kagame was speaking in the capital Kigali in a press conference with local and foreign press.

Channel Africa's Correspondent in Rwanda, Sylivanus Kakaremera filed this report.

President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has once again blamed the international community for having failed to address the root causes of the current conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo between government forces and the M23 rebel group allegedly supported by Rwanda.
Kagame was speaking in the capital Kigali in a press conference with local and foreign press.
Channel Africa's Correspondent in Rwanda, Sylivanus Kakaremera filed this report.

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Rwanda's President Paul Kagame blames the international community for having failed to address the root causes of the current conflict in the eastern DRC

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The President of the Benin Writer's Society is launching two books, Nuggets for Life, a revised edition and Tales from Benin, at a book launch that will appeal to the young.

The society believes that book launches do not catch the attention of the youth and are going to instil an infusion of vibes in this book launch.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to the President of the Benin Writers' Society, Douglas Ogbankwa.

The Benin Writers Society is on a mission to get young people attracted to reading and writing.
The President of the Benin Writer's Society is launching two books, Nuggets for Life, a revised edition and Tales from Benin, at a book launch that will appeal to the young.
The society believes that book launches do not catch the attention of the youth and are going to instil an infusion of vibes in this book launch.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to the President of the Benin Writers' Society, Douglas Ogbankwa.

The Benin Writers Society is on a mission to get young people attracted to reading and writing

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26 people, suspected to be Ethiopian nationals, have been found at a residence in Sandringham in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Acting on a tip-off, police pounced on the residence, dismantling a human trafficking ring.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Colonel Philani Nkwalase, spokesperson at the South African Police Services.

26 people, suspected to be Ethiopian nationals, have been found at a residence in Sandringham in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Acting on a tip-off, police pounced on the residence, dismantling a human trafficking ring.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Colonel Philani Nkwalase, spokesperson at the South African Police Services.

26 people, suspected to be Ethiopian nationals found during a human trafficking raid in South Africa 

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Rwandan President, Paul Kagame says the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo lacks the political will to resolve the long-running insurgency in the east of the country.

Kagame has criticised the recent peace talks which he termed a mere photo opportunity.

Kagame denied reports that Rwanda is supporting M23 rebels accused of capturing DRC territories.

A United Nations report has warned that the Tutsi-led rebels, active in North and South Kivu provinces, have seized key towns since April 2024, allegedly with support from Rwandan forces.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Political analyst, Didier Bayeye.

Rwandan President, Paul Kagame says the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo lacks the political will to resolve the long-running insurgency in the east of the country.
Kagame has criticised the recent peace talks which he termed a mere photo opportunity.
Kagame denied reports that Rwanda is supporting M23 rebels accused of capturing DRC territories.
A United Nations report has warned that the Tutsi-led rebels, active in North and South Kivu provinces, have seized key towns since April 2024, allegedly with support from Rwandan forces.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Political analyst, Didier Bayeye.

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame blames the international community for having failed to address the root causes of the current conflict in the eastern DRC

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