According to the communique signed by Uganda Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa and Rwanda’s State Minister for East African Affairs Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, “both parties agreed to resume the collaboration between their defense and security organs...in the interest of their national security”.
Addressing more than 60 diplomats at the home of the Presidency in Kigali on Wednesday evening, Kagame said there were still hundreds of Rwandans in Ugandan jails and that telling his people they were safe in Kampala would be a lie.
In a meeting, which took place on September 16, 2019 in Kigali Rwanda, both countries agreed to push the border issue to the next meeting in Kampala. The meeting was expected to take place after 30 days.
There is a lot of excitement in several parts of Kigali ahead of the swearing in ceremony of Rwandan President-elect Paul Kagame today at the Amahoro National Stadium.
Rwanda President, Paul Kagame has cautioned the national football team, Amavubi ahead of their 2016 Africa Nations Championship CHAN quarter final clash against DR Congo on Saturday.
The Council for East and central African Football Associations (Cecafa) has moved the 2014 Kagame Club Championship to August instead of the usual June.
