Rwanda's border with Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo was fully open late on Thursday, a minister said, hours after Congolese traders had reported it shut following a third case of the disease in the Congolese border city of Goma.

Rwanda reopens border with Ebola-hit Congo after traffic slowdowns

Rwanda has shut its frontier with the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo after a third case of the deadly virus was detected in the border city of Goma, the Congolese presidency said Thursday.

Rwanda seals Congo border after third Ebola case in Goma

A Congolese woman who may have spread the deadly Ebola virus in Uganda did not go to Rwanda or the Congolese city of Goma while contagious, the World Health Organization said on Friday.

Investigators conclude Ebola victim did not enter Rwanda: World Health Organisation

The first Ebola patient in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's largest city, Goma, has died, the government said on Tuesday. The spread of the virus to Goma, a city of roughly 1 million people on the border with Rwanda, has raised fears the outbreak, which is already the second deadliest Ebola epidemic ever, could spread more widely.

First Ebola patient in eastern Congo's main city dies

Around 25 years back, Rwanda faced one of the most heinous killings which tore the country apart. The spasm of ethnic hatred is although hard for the genocide survivors to recall the time when their loved ones were consigned to unknown graves, yet they believe that forgiveness is the only way forward.

Forgiveness is the only way forward for Rwanda genocide survivors

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday appointed a panel of experts to investigate France's actions in Rwanda during the country's genocide 25 years ago, a subject that has dogged Franco-Rwandan relations since the 1994 massacres.

Macron names experts to probe French action during Rwanda genocide

From the countries who share the Democratic Republic of Congo's vast border — some of which stirred its devastating conflicts — to international powers invested in peace efforts, the impact of upcoming elections looks set to reverberate far and wide.

High stakes for friends and foes as DRC heads to polls

Some 200 additional migrants are still being held at the Saharonim detention centre in southern Israel awaiting possible deportation to Uganda

Israel frees detained migrants set for Rwanda after relocation deal collapses

Canada has told the United Nations it is willing to join the peacekeeping mission in Mali, and will send peacekeepers backed by helicopters

Canada to send peacekeepers to Mali: Official

It is unimaginable that a place which witnessed genocide is being considered safe and beautiful. Whatever the reasons, Rwanda with all its history of violence has turned out to be a pretty manicured country

WION in Congo: Goma, where roads are considered dangerous

We had to stop at four different airports just to reach Congo’s neighbour, Kigali in Rwanda

En route to Congo, a brief stopover at cold Kigali: A reporter's diary

Rwanda has over two decades of peace now, but whether the country has actually overcome old suspicions and tribal animosities is not clear

Looking back at the Rwanda genocide some 20 years later

Rwanda has about 3,000 people from the Indian community

India to open resident mission in Rwanda

56-year-old Pascal Simbikangwa was found guilty of genocide and complicity in crimes against humanity in 2014

French court upholds 25-year jail term for Rwanda genocide convict

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