South Sudan on Tuesday marked a grim
milestone. It's been two years since the rivalry between the nation’s
top two leaders erupted into bloodshed on the streets of the capital
city of Juba and drew the new nation into civil war.
Monday, 4 January 2016
Rwanda President Kagame "I will run for a third term in 2017"
Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
"You have asked me to lead the country after 2017. Given the
importance you ascribe to this matter, I can only accept," he said in a
televised New Year address.
"You clearly expressed your choices for the future of our country. The process allowed us the time to make certain that the proposed changes had merit and wisdom," said Kagame, who described national unity as "unshakably strong."
"You clearly expressed your choices for the future of our country. The process allowed us the time to make certain that the proposed changes had merit and wisdom," said Kagame, who described national unity as "unshakably strong."
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