Topic: Paul Kagame - CSMonitor.com

Africa Monitor Do African nations have an ulterior motive in joining UN Congo brigade?

A UN 'intervention brigade' will enter the country this summer to fight Congolese rebels. But the countries sending troops have a political agenda as well.

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Africa Monitor Will Zimbabwe's Morgan Tsvangirai be Africa's next fallen hero?

Congo rebels advance as regional leaders seek cease-fire

In Goma thousands of Congolese army, police, defect to rebel side

Who are the rebels in Goma and what do they want?

Opinion My final phone call with warlord Charles Taylor

Africa Monitor Malawi's expulsion of British diplomat signals Africa's tense ties with West

Ivory Coast, Libya highlight growing rift between Africa and the West

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Africa Monitor Congo is more than rape and minerals

Global doors slam shut on immigrants

Africa Monitor Congo welcomes UN 'mapping report' on late 1990s atrocities

Opinion UN report on Rwanda genocide threatens stability in Central Africa

Africa Monitor Rwandan Army rumored to be sending new soldiers to neighboring Congo

Rwanda dismisses UN report detailing possible Hutu genocide in Congo

Africa Monitor Bombshell UN report leaked: 'Crimes of genocide' against Hutus in Congo

Africa Monitor Kagame's Rwanda election win may bring Singapore-style authoritarian rule

Kigali grenade attack follows Kagame's Rwanda election win

Africa Monitor Kagame's Rwanda election win is one of recent history's most lopsided

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Rwanda election: Kagame supporters celebrate landslide win

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Kagame sees 'no reason' why he shouldn't win Rwanda election

How a Kagame win in Rwanda election could destabilize region