NAIROBI - Rwanda is asking Britain for a 50 million-pound ($63.62 million) payment over a cancelled asylum deal, a source close to the government in Kigali said on Tuesday, after London paused some bilateral aid to the African country over the war in Congo.

Germany’s development ministry says it will suspend new financial commitments to Rwanda over that country’s alleged support of the M23 rebels in neighboring eastern Congo

"As they push for sanctions against Rwanda, (Congo's president), seeing that Rwanda is being targeted, will refuse to participate in any negotiations," James Kabarebe, a Rwandan state minister for foreign affairs, said in a speech on Tuesday.

Dieudonne Ishimwe, the former organiser of the Miss Rwanda beauty pageant, has been arrested in Texas, United States.

African electric bus provider BasiGo has announced plans to begin delivering 28 new electric buses in Kigali, Rwanda next month. The company will also install

BasiGo, one of the leading providers of electric buses in sub-Saharan Africa, has announced the upcoming delivery of 28 new electric buses in Rwanda. In a press release dated Thursday, March 6, the electric bus solutions provider noted that the first batch of buses is expected to arrive in Kigali in April.

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PM Starmer cancelled Rwanda asylum accord on taking office Britain says no further payments will be made Kigali seeks 50 million pounds after London paused some bilateral aid NAIROBI, March 4 ...

Germany’s development ministry says it will suspend new financial commitments to Rwanda over that country's alleged support of the M23 rebels in neighboring eastern Congo NAIROBI, Kenya ...