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• Dispute over aid has confused backers who supply half the national budget
• Officials argue that too much freedom of expression could re-ignite ethnic tensions - -
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Social engineering in pursuit of peace
William Wallis reports on the huge efforts being made to put the country’s tragic legacy behind it
Economy: Debate with donors over aid versus trade
Backers have been left confused by Mr Kagame’s position in the poverty debate, writes William Wallis
Regional integration: Is location an asset or encumbrance?
William Wallis on the mission to take advantage of geography
Congo relations: Small steps toward friendship
Historians have yet to capture the enormity of wars, says William Wallis
Politics: ‘Too fragile for a confrontational system’
The elite fears that too much freedom could rekindle animosity. Barney Jopson reports
Property rights: Bid to unlock potential of land
Barney Jopson reports on efforts to establish ownership
Reconciliation: The killers and survivors condemned to live together
Barney Jopson on those whose families were butchered by neighbours
Sight of gorillas ‘worth every excruciating step’
Rwanda’s gorillas are the tourism industry’s greatest strength and weakness, writes Barney Jopson
