In July 2017, I was privileged to run an exciting marathon. I covered President Paul Kagame’s campaign in all the country’s 30 districts, as the President carried his party –…
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Mutual Benefit and Common Development Is the Biggest Feature of Sino-African and Rwandan Cooperation
by WANG Xuekunby WANG Xuekun 12:53 pmThe 8th Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) successfully held last November started a new historic point for China-Africa relations. Chinese and African leaders agreed, at the…
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In 1921, the Communist Party of China (CPC) was established in a poor and weak semi-colonial China, but it has created a unique path of development over the past 100…
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Fallacies About Nancy Pelosi’s Notorious Visit to Taiwan
by WANG Xuekunby WANG Xuekun 3:59 pmThe recent provocative visit by Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi to China’s Taiwan region, in serious violation of the one-China principle and the provisions in the…
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The world economy is currently in extreme difficulty unseen for many years, and some countries even fell into a crisis. Covid-19 has hanged on for more than two years, bringing…
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Today, The Commonwealth Games Starts – Let The Business Begin
by Lord Jonathan Marland 5:27 pmToday, over 5000 competitors from nations as far afield as Malaysia to Jamaica converge on Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games. Challengers will look to make history in an event that…
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I am a depressive soul by nature, with a bleeding heart for all the world and African miseries. As a result, I expected the worst out of the CHOGM 2022.…
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Remembering Wiped-out Families, the Custodians of Our Nation’s Collective Conscience
by Olivier Mushimire 11:43 amThe 1994 genocide against the Tutsi devastated Rwanda in countless tragic ways. More than a million Tutsi were murdered, in addition to survivors’ trauma and scars left from having lived…
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Today, we celebrate Africa Day with enthusiasm in the Continent and in Türkiye. We remember with appreciation African nations coming together under a single roof on May 25th, 1963. This…
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Kayembe Must Resign: University of Edinburgh’s Choiceless Choice
by Véronique N. Mbaye 9:10 pmDenial of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi is on the rise. You may have come across the tweets of Debora Kayembe, a Scottish human rights lawyer and the rector…
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On 8th October 2007, ironically at the UN Complex Addis Ababa, I came across a book by Linda R Melvern entitled, “A people betrayed the role of the West in…