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    Ethiopia gives Prime Minister Meles Zenawi a state funeral

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  • Gen. Nyamwasa (below) feared he would be arrested as a political prisoner in his homeland and fled to South Africa. He was convicted in absentia last year and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

    Rwandan general testifies over shooting

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    A South African police detective testified that a Rwandan businessman offered police a $1 million bribe to free him after his arrest on suspicion of bankrolling an assassination attempt against an exiled dissident Rwandan general.

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  • Illustration: Global contraband by John Camejo for The Washington Times

    FINLAY: Beyond the silver bullet

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  • Rwanda president praises Carnegie Mellon branch

    President Paul Kagame of Rwanda says a new partnership with Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University will help the war-torn African country continue on the path to prosperity.

  • Carnegie Mellon to open branch campus in Rwanda

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  • Rwanda's president throws barbs in Twitter feud

    Rwanda's president has engaged in a Twitter feud with a British journalist who called him "despotic and delusional."

  • A man shows a poster of Rwandan President Paul Kagame to protest against his visit in Brussels last month. Four men who were once members of Mr. Kagame's inner circle have now fled the country. They say they fear for their lives even in exile as Mr. Kagame steps up efforts to silence their criticism. (Associated Press)

    Exiled foes live in fear of Kagame

    The four men were once members of the Rwandan president's inner circle. Now they've fled the country and say they fear for their lives even in exile as he steps up efforts to silence their criticism.

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