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Paul Kagame is the President of Rwanda, in office since April 22, 2000. Acting president from March 24, 2000. Information as of Oct. 13, 2026 (UN Protocol list of Sept. 19, 2026).
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- “Polish the Image of an Authoritarian Leader”: Congo Protests Formula One’s Plan for a Grand Prix in Rwanda, Months After Washington Sanctioned Rwanda’s Military Over M23
Congo's foreign minister, Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, said Formula One's planned Rwanda Grand Prix would “polish the image of an authoritarian leader” and demanded guarantees that no conflict minerals fund it. The U.S. sanctioned Rwanda's military in March over M23.
Today News Africa · · About - Congo Calls Formula One’s Rwanda Deal “Morally Indefensible” and Demands Proof No Conflict-Mineral Money Pays for the Race
Congo’s foreign minister called F1’s plan for a Rwanda Grand Prix “morally indefensible,” saying it would “polish the image of an authoritarian leader,” and demanded guarantees that no conflict-mineral money pays for it. The U.S. sanctioned Rwanda’s military in March.
Today News Africa · · About - “Rwanda Must Immediately and Unconditionally Withdraw Its Troops”: Washington Tells the U.N. Security Council, While Calling Congo’s FDLR Plan “an Encouraging Step”
At a U.N. Security Council briefing on Oct. 13, U.S. Ambassador Jeffrey Bartos said Rwanda must withdraw its troops from Congo and end support to M23, and called Kinshasa’s plan to disarm the FDLR “an encouraging step,” urging quick implementation of the Washington Accords.
Today News Africa · · About - Formula One Is Coming Back to Africa: Kagame Announces a 10-Year Deal for a Rwanda Grand Prix
President Paul Kagame announced a 10-year agreement for Rwanda to host a Formula One Grand Prix at a new circuit in Bugesera from the early 2030s, returning F1 to Africa for the first time since 1993. Formula One is owned by U.S.-based Liberty Media.
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