Paul Kagame

Despite some weak fundamentals such as a modest export base a large current account deficit and fiscal reliance on donor flows the country benefits says Samir Gadio of Standard Bank from low levels of corruption and efficient economic management under President Paul Kagame's government which could effect a structural transformation in the medium term...

'On 11 January President Paul Kagame addressed a national prayer breakfast in Kigali just two days after some bizarre internet reports emanating from Congo-Kinshasa claimed that he himself had been killed by his own bodyguard...

Major diplomatic pressure was applied to Rwandan President Paul Kagame through the donor aid suspensions and visits to Kigali by special envoys to the Great Lakes Region...

President Paul Kagame's government stood by while the M23 retreated but the hawks in Kigali may not allow the rebellion to be annihilated...

The Rwandan government of President Paul Kagame found its United States ally accusing it of supporting the rebels while the uncharacteristically effective attacks on M23 positions by the Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo (FARDC) have been reined in by pressure from the United Nations Kinshasa sources say...

Its President Paul Kagame is an avowed opponent of the ICC which he calls the ‘African Criminal Court’...

His panelists – AfDB President Donald Kaberuka Rwanda's President Paul Kagame South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and Sudanese telecommunications mogul and philanthropist Mohamed Ibrahim – all shot back in the affirmative...

He was suggesting that President Paul Kagame talk to the Forces démocratiques pour la libération du Rwanda since 16 years of warfare had produced no solution...

Karangwa a former member of President Paul Kagame’s Rwanda Patriotic Front is now Vice-President of Pacte de défense du peuple-Imanzi...

Rwandan President Paul Kagame and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni joined the chorus even though both stand accused of sponsoring the rebel Mouvement du 23 mars which was not party to the deal (AC Vol 54 No 1)...