French President Emmanuel Macron has warned individuals involved in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi that France will not serve as a refuge from justice.
President Paul Kagame has praised French President Emmanuel Macron for his willingness to acknowledge that France failed Rwanda during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, despite having the capacity to help prevent it.
African History & Milestones 1886: The Uganda Martyrs​In a story of unwavering faith and political tension, we remember the events in the Kingdom of Buganda.
The ceremony is taking place on Tuesday and is expected to be attended by French President Emmanuel Macron, officials from the Rwandan and French governments, diplomats, academics, researchers, and other invited guests.
Politics & Global Leadership 1953: The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth IIIn a ceremony that captivated the world, Queen Elizabeth II was officially crowned at Westminster
First Lady Jeannette Kagame has called on Rwandan youth to reject divisive ideologies and misinformation spread by individuals seeking to tarnish Rwanda’s image, particularly those living abroad who no longer have firsthand experience of the country.
Independence and Governance 1963: Kenya’s Madaraka Day. Kenya achieved internal self-rule from British colonial power. Jomo Kenyatta became the first Prime Minister, marking the transition
Politics & World Affairs Rwanda Began UN Peacekeeping Missions (2004) On this day, Rwanda officially expanded its role in international peacekeeping missions, later becoming one
World Affairs & Politics Kenya (1963): A turning point in East African history. Jomo Kenyatta was elected Prime Minister of Kenya in 1963, paving the
Politics & Global Governance 1868: A President Acquitted: After months of tension, the U.S. Senate failed by a single vote to convict President Andrew Johnson
