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Rwanda [rʊ'ændə]

n. 卢旺达

rwanda

[ noun ]
a landlocked republic in central Africa; formerly a German colony
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Many are deserters from the Ugandan army and most are members of Rwanda's Tutsi ethnic minority, which was removed from power by the majority Hutu tribe in the late 1950s and early 1960s in fighting that left tens of thousands dead.
There are 450 Ghanaian soldiers in Rwanda under a Canadian general. In Rome, Mr Antonio Martino, Italian foreign minister, sharply criticised the French proposal, voicing fears any white troops entering Rwanda would be 'torn to shreds'.
There are 450 Ghanaian soldiers in Rwanda under a Canadian general. In Rome, Mr Antonio Martino, Italian foreign minister, sharply criticised the French proposal, voicing fears any white troops entering Rwanda would be 'torn to shreds'.
Foreign Minister Mark Eyskens said in Brussels Friday that Belgian citizens who wanted to leave Rwanda could fly out on the same planes that brought in the 300 troopers.
In the new Rwanda, there are as yet no courts or police to evict him.
Some Burundi refugees in Rwanda have said Hutus initiated the killings by attacking Tutsis in Ntega but soldiers were responsible for most of the massacres that spread into Marangara.
The highest price realised this week was 200p for a Rwanda.
In October, the Rwandan army repulsed armed refugees attacking Rwanda from neighboring Uganda.
The highest price realised was 168p for a Rwanda pf.
Talks to end the fighting in Rwanda were to resume Tuesday in the eastern Zairean town of Goma, state-controlled Radio Zaire reported Friday.
The pope's seventh trip to Africa also included stops in Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda.
The government has 'already identified vast tracts of land' which could be made available to people dispossessed during the apartheid era. But Mr de Klerk cautioned against expectations that South Africa could play a major role in Rwanda.
Anyone who is educated or has shown capacity for leadership is targeted for elimination.' Two reports published by the human rights group are particularly embarrassing for France, Rwanda's long-time military patron.
The 200 tonnes are expected to supply about one-quarter of the farms in Rwanda with one kilogramme of seeds each.
The rebels, mostly members of Rwanda's Tutsi ethnic minority, entered their homeland nearly three months ago from neighboring Uganda, where they had been living in exile.
Many of the detainees belong to the minority Tutsi tribe. An exiled Tutsi is leading the rebel force that invaded Rwanda last month.
Most live in Rwanda's Parc National des Volcans in central Africa's Virunga Mountains, where Fossey conducted her studies.
The Hutu refugees are pouring into Rwanda from neighboring Burundi, where ethnic warfare with the rival Tutsi tribe has killed at least 5,000 people and sent more than 40,000 fleeing for their lives across the border.
France has urged the approximately 300 French citizens still in Rwanda to leave.
The same percentages apply to the approximately 6 million people in Rwanda, which covers a slightly smaller area.
It has to be carefully planned, and evidence is already coming out that this was the case in Rwanda, perhaps even more clearly than it was in Bosnia.
The neighbors of Burundi _ Zaire, Rwanda and Tanzania _ do have elephants, which have been severely threatened by poaching and loss of habitat.
The refugees pouring into Burundi's northern neighbor, Rwanda, claim the Burundi army, which along with the government is dominated by the minority Tutsi tribe, is taking part in a mass slaughter of the nation's majority Hutu tribe.
'Credit Lyonnais took no part in the transaction,' Mr Perrain said. Another invoice obtained by Human Rights Watch shows that South Africa's Armscor was also selling weapons to the Habyarimana government during Rwanda's civil war.
Rwanda has been reluctant to readmit its refugees because of a lack of space.
Pasok rivals jockey to succeed Papandreou, Page 3 The rebel Rwanda Patriotic Front and the country's recently installed interim government last night agreed to meet today under United Nations auspices to discuss a ceasefire in the civil war-torn nation.
The leader, Maj. Pierre Buyoya, was quoted on state-run Radio Burundi, monitored in neighboring Rwanda.
They sprang from the hundreds of thousands of Tutsis, including Rwigyema, who fled Rwanda in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
The Star newspaper of Johannesburg reported recently that South African businesses now maintain warehouses in the Ivory Coast, Togo, Zaire and Rwanda to export goods throughout the continent.
More than 60,000 Hutus fled to neighboring Rwanda, the panel was told.

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