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DR Congo Accuses Rwanda of Orchestrating Coup in UN Speech

by Rwanda | Feb 21, 2025 | Social sciences

Democracy vs Authoritarianism: The Ideological Battle Between DR Congo and Rwanda In the heart of New York City, before the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Congolese Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba made a speech that had a significant impact far beyond the...

MPs have been given a guide to Understand Millennials

by Rwanda | Apr 15, 2017 | Social sciences

Millennial is the vaguely defined buzzword that won’t go away – and now MPs have been given a guide to help them understand the term. Produced by the House of Commons Library, the 50-page document is filled with statistics and research about what it calls the...

Paul Kagame’s Rwanda: The Dark Truth Behind Africa’s ‘Economic Miracle

by Rwanda | Jun 25, 2025 | Social sciences

Rwanda’s Dictatorship Disguised as Democracy – How Kagame Controls Everything Rwanda is often hailed as “Africa’s success story”—a nation that rose from genocide to achieve rapid economic growth, gleaming cities, and unprecedented stability under President Paul...

PEERS INFLICT FIRST DEFEAT AGAINST RWANDA DEPORTATION PLAN

by Rwanda | Jan 23, 2024 | Social sciences

Rishi Sunak’s flagship Rwanda deportation plan has suffered its first defeat at the hands of his peers. Peers have defied the government and voted by 214 votes to 171 to delay the ratification of a treaty with the East African country – a key plank of the...

Populists are gaining power, but where is the liberal fightback

by Rwanda | Apr 1, 2017 | Social sciences

For a brief moment this week, it appeared that the House of Lords might prove an ally of the 48 per cent. It is an odd couple when you think about it, with some polls, for example an Ipsos Mori one conducted last year, showing significant house reform approved by over...