The empty-chair syndrome in African leadership
A lack of exceptional leaders means a $5m prize for unsung heroes goes unawarded
Rwanda’s leader is both Solomon and Saddam
Paul Kagame wants to forge a sense of national identity from the ashes of genocide
Even good leaders should know when to quit
Holding on means hollowing out the institutions on which the future must be built
Paul Kagame should put country before power
Rwanda will not benefit from another leader clinging to office
US slates Rwanda’s Paul Kagame over decision to run for third term
Washington ‘deeply disappointed’ African leader not stepping down ahead of 2017 poll
Rwandans back move to allow Paul Kagame to stay in power
Overwhelming support for change to term limits could leave president in power to 2034
Africa third terms: Who stays, who goes
With elections looming, presidents watch outcome of Congo poll
Congo vote highlights African democracy
Sunday’s poll closely watched as others consider term change
UK court bails Rwanda intelligence chief Karenzi Karake
General fights extradition to Spain over alleged war crimes
UK arrests Rwandan intelligence chief Karenzi Karake at Heathrow
Detention at the request of the Spanish government
Third-term debate in Rwanda allows little room for opposition
Business appears to favour the notion of President Kagame staying on
Kagame seeks lasting economic miracle for Rwanda
President tells ministers ‘deliver or die’ as the country continues along path of reconstruction since the 1994 genocide
Rwanda finds working with the neighbours pays off
The landlocked nation wants to make it easier for people and goods to cross borders
Unlimited presidential terms threaten return to Africa’s dark days
Term limits in African constitutions are in danger of being unravelled
France and Rwanda at loggerheads on 20th anniversary of genocide
Kigali bars French ambassador from commemorations
Diamond to take control of Rwanda bank
Ex-Barclays chief to buy 77% stake in Development Bank of Rwanda
Rwandan genocide: Lingering legacy
Events of 20 years ago remain pivotal to the Kagame regime’s efforts to build a post-ethnic nation
We betrayed Rwanda in its hour of desperation – never again
The doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect has been twisted, writes Mark Malloch-Brown
Rwandan exile murdered in South African hotel, say police
Patrick Karegaya was former ally and later critic of Paul Kagame
Rwanda issues first 10-year bond to international investors
Central African country raises $400m
