Exclusive interview with AU Chair, Rwanda President Paul Kagame

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame and the head of the African Union, answers questions on China’s influence, migrants, trade, business and investment in a hour long special live on CNBC Africa.

[ehidiamhenandrew]

Did others Africans president listening to the great man speaking, 💯respect to you God sent

[tpssocietyafrica]

They don't share with Africa their vision. Why should we?

[thebridge]

Just launch it we need it it's not up for debate, get the trans African highway and let's end the power crisis in Africa

[mitchmazamez]

It’s not Rwanda’s responsibility! Some agitators here are only blowing hot air.
Excerpt, page 18:
The first attack by the Kamuina Nsapu militia on this town [Kasai region] took place on 6 March 2017. Several weeks later, on 13 April 2017, the militia came back in larger numbers. A farmer described how they entered the town:
“They created a lot of disorder. They started to kill people, they cut off their heads, to burn them in their Tshota [their camp which also doubles as a place of worship]. They targeted the whole population, anyone could be killed. They came with a discourse saying: ‘We are here to protect the population, stay calm.’ But their acts were the contrary.”