We have started to collect the most important news related to Rwanda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Rwanda rebels open fire in a refugee camp in eastern DR Congo, killing at least six people, the UN says.
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A court in Kenya freezes the assets of Felicien Kabuga, the most wanted suspect from the Rwandan genocide.
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A Rwandan ex-minister goes on trial for his alleged role in a massacre of Tutsis during the 1994 genocide.
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There have been two fatal attacks in Rwanda during a week of mourning for genocide victims, police say.
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President Kagame says a Spanish judge who issued arrest warrants for Rwandan army officers can "go to hell".
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A court rejects an appeal by a priest convicted for his part in Rwanda's genocide and increases his sentence to life.
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A deal is signed that could see some of those found guilty of genocide serving their time in Rwanda.
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Tony Blair is to help Rwanda build its economy by attracting private investment, following a visit there.
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Rwanda, Uganda and DR Congo are launching a project to improve security for the great apes.
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Rwanda urges foreign governments and Interpol to ignore Spanish arrest warrants for 40 Rwandan army officers.
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A Spanish judge charges 40 Rwandan soldiers with mass killings of civilians after the genocide in 1994.
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Many people remain trapped under rubble in Rwanda after two earthquakes hit the Great Lakes region, police say.
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At least 39 people die and hundreds are injured in a series of earthquakes in Africa's Great Lakes region.
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