Zambia deports two Rwandan ‘genocide’ suspects

Kigali. One of the Rwandan nationals who was employed as the manager of local telecommunication operator in Burundi, which is known as ‘Econet’, has been deported from Burundi after the East African country’s security Services accused him of spying on behalf of ‘foreign intelligence’ that are accused of being behind the street demonstrations in the capital city Bujumbura, local media reported Monday in Kigali.

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East African heads of state (from left) Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania, Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya met to discuss the crisis in Burundi at the State House in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Wednesday, May 13, ...

The International criminal tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) is stuck with 13 people it acquitted as no country was willing to accept them.

South Africa has deported more than 400 Mozambicans, weeks after anti-foreigner violence left several people dead.

>The government has deported 43 Ethiopian nationals who were serving  a two-year jail term  for illegal entry and stay in Tanzania.

Jordan deports hundreds of Sudanese asylum seekers who were demonstrating outside the UN refugee agency's offices in Amman.

Kenya has deported three foreign men, accused of fighting alongside Somalia’s Al-Qaeda linked Al-Shabaab insurgents, to Belgium to face trial on terrorism charges, diplomatic sources said Friday.

Balozi wa Tanzania nchini Zambia,Mhe Balozi Grace Mujuma tarehe 2 Julai hadi 6 Julai 2014 alifanya ziara ya kikazi ya siku nne jimbo la Copperbelt mji wa Ndola. Katika ziara hiyo, Mhe Balozi aliambatana na Afisa Ubalozi Richard M. Lupembe. Sambamba na ziara hiyo, tarehe 6 Julai 2014 Mhe Balozi alikutana na kufanya mkutano na Watanzania ambao ni wajasiriamali wadogo wadogo wanaoishi Mjini Ndola Zambia.
Katika mkutano huo, Watanzania walikuwa na mengi ya kumweleza Mhe Balozi kupitia risala...

>Rwandan investigators on Saturday urged the government to take action against the BBC and ban its radio programmes from the country’s airwaves over a controversial documentary questioning official versions of the 1994 genocide.