Analysis Woman and child tilling the fieldTom Paulson For some, Rwanda is beautiful, a story of amazing recovery and rebuilding.…
Rwandan President Paul Kagame and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, center-left, light a memorial flame at a ceremony to mark the…
Paul Rusesabagina actually sounds a bit like Don Cheadle, the actor who played him in the movie Hotel Rwanda -…
A quick look at the top ten stories on Google News this morning maintains the stand-off in Ukraine high on…
Kenyan primary school students, in class.Tom Murphy Amid UNESCO’s jaw-dropping report on the immense challenge to education around the world…
Humanosphere has noted before that there are two Rwandas – one an African success story celebrated by the humanitarian sector for its stunning improvements in health and poverty reduction; the other a nation quietly suffering from oppression, authoritarianism and state-sanctioned violence. The recent murder of a former close colleague of Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame supports the concerns raised by the latter camp.
Displaced persons camp. The specter of genocide and the public shaming of the UN have helped mobilize some international action…
Daytime television host Katie Couric courted controversy where it does not exist, yesterday. She featured Emily Tarsell a woman who said the…
The legacy and impact of Paul Kagame on Rwanda and the Great Lakes Region of central Africa has come under…
M23 rebels on patrol. The M23 rebel group that has led a twenty-month insurgency in the east of the Democratic…