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FT investigation had revealed that some statistics could have been manipulated
An FT investigation reveals that some statistics could have been manipulated
Proposal comes as conflict in war-torn north African country deepens
Lavish new camps are opening across the diminutive but astonishingly diverse nation
Many societies used to be matriarchal, giving the continent a long tradition to draw on
Strict targets galvanise community workers to perform — but at a price
Probing the Maduro government for crime against humanity is just a first step
Victoire Ingabire freed along with 2,000 other prisoners
The country should be free to build up its clothing industry without US threats
Sub-Saharan African nation shows why everyone should invest in frontier markets
We must not confuse a military response with the need to intervene for humanitarian reasons
Paris officials accused of covering up role in arming and then shielding perpetrators
Lawyers say ruling shows President Kagame is using legislation to punish opponents
After numerous trips reporting on the aftermath of the genocide, John Carlin returns for something very different: a holiday
French public prosecutor opens probe into allegations of complicity in 1994 bloodshed
Strong investor appetite despite some countries carrying heavy debt loads
Kigali’s ambitious development plans may be gamble too far
Former presidential hopeful Diane Rwigara missing since being taken in by police
The three-term president discusses his early life and the transformation of the east African country after the 1994 genocide
To some, the president ended the country’s genocide and launched an economic revolution — to others, he is suppressing dissent
The FT editor visits an African country determined to go its own way as its steely president marks another landslide election victory
Former rebel leader will rule the landlocked African nation for another seven years
