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With some 800,000 people killed in 100 days, the 1994 Rwandan genocide was one of the bloodiest events of the 20th century.Twenty-two years later, the incident that sparked the mass slaughter—the shooting down of a plane carrying the then president of Rwanda, Juvénal Habyarimana—remains a mystery, with opposing sides trading accusations of liability. Check also: Rwandan President, Paul Kagame Blasts France Over ...

Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Monday criticized French investigators who last week reopened an inquiry into a plane crash that sparked the 1994 genocide in which more than 800,000 people were killed. In a series of tweets on Monday, the Rwandan presidency said that “France should be the one tried for genocide.” Check also: How Rwanda And Burundi Became East Africa’s Bad Neighbors ...

Ghana’s opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) party presidential candidate Hassan Ayariga has promised to establish an all-inclusive government that he claims would be equipped to handle the social problems of the country, VOA reports. Check also: Ghana In Plans To Make Travel In Africa Easier For Africans Ayariga said that he was confident of winning the upcoming elections, despite only launching his ...

Rodrigo Duterte is full of quotable lines that delight the pages of newspapers around the world. But Duterte is more than a few quips—he’s a historical atrocity in the making. Behind every joke that makes a headline, there’s a dark reality in the Philippines, and it’s much more terrifying than you might imagine. Check also: I Want US Special Forces Out ...

Airports are dreaded by many travellers– and for good reason. From waiting in everlasting TSA lines to mediocre food options, airports are often seen as a necessary travel evil. Check also: World’s Most Busiest Airports Named Though airports may stress out the average flier, some people have to go through them every. So what do pilots and flight attendants think about ...