Paul Kagame

From Cape Town to Ituri All these issues were on the agenda at a summit of regional presidents - Rwanda's Paul Kagame Uganda's Yoweri Museveni Tanzania's Benjamin Mkapa and Congo's Joseph Kabila - organised by Mbeki in Cape Town on 8 April...

Next week Presidents Yoweri Museveni and Paul Kagame are due to discuss their differences with mutual friend President Thabo Mbeki...

President Paul Kagame went further by questioning Chirac's right to present a 'take it or leave it' resolution supporting the French position on Iraq at the Franco-African summit...

Less keen on France are Nigeria which didn't send a minister Angola which is still seething at revelations over the French role in arms-for-oil deals and Rwanda whose President Paul Kagame did not support the summit resolution backing the French position that 'there is an alternative to war' and echoing the view expressed by the African Union summit on 3 February...

The candidate of the ruling Front Patriotique Rwandais will be President Paul Kagame...

President Joseph Kabila has again outplayed his regional rivals Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni and Rwanda's General Paul Kagame in the diplomatic arena...

Rwandan President Paul Kagame told Africa Confidential that he doubted the bona fide of the UN Panel and particularly of the Ondekane letter: 'I have very serious doubts about that letter...

He planned the taking of Kampala in 1986 and says the Ugandan government of Kigali in 1994 (though Rwanda's President Paul Kagame then his ally tells another story)...

President Paul Kagame's government is under pressure both to withdraw its troops from Congo-Kinshasa (as Uganda and Zimbabwe have also promised) and to open up domestic politics in the lead up to next year's multi-party elections...

Museveni likes his intelligence chiefs cerebral and bookish as well as militarily tough; a former head of NRM military intelligence is Rwandan leader General Paul Kagame...