The rebels, which Rwanda denies supporting, have long been funded at least in part by the illicit mineral trade.
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The New Times on MSNRwanda Takes Giant Leap Into Modern Football With VAR, Spider CamerasRwanda's football scene is on the brink of a transformative shift as the newly refurbished Amahoro Stadium becomes home to groundbreaking technology: The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system and ...
The project is being implemented in partnership with Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) and Transparency International Rwanda (TI RW), with funding from the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office ...
A group of 64 organizations mainly from the Democratic Republic of Congo sent a letter asking the European Union to cancel a ...
While the authorities exploiting impunity may not bear much reputational, legal, or financial cost, the burden on citizens is heavy. Instability wrought by impunity frequently spills across borders, ...
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Mongabay on MSNHow illicit mining fuels violence in eastern DRC: Interview with Jean-Pierre OkendaOn Jan. 28, the Rwanda-backed rebel group M23 captured Goma, capital city of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mineral-rich North Kivu province. The fall of Goma marks a shocking chapter in a ...
A lightning advance in Congo's mineral-rich eastern borderlands is set to boost the M23 rebellion's illegal mining revenues, ...
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Diplomatic sources say the bloc is facing calls to suspend its wide-ranging minerals agreement with Rwanda amid fears it is ...
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Hosted on MSNRwanda’s mineral trade at risk as international NGOs push EU to withdraw agreementRwanda may be facing a significant economic setback as the European Union (E.U) has received a request to nullify its mineral ...
Jean Pierre Okenda, a Congo-based rights lawyer specialized in extractive industries, said Rwanda was not a member of any international transparency initiatives, making it hard to track its minerals.
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