“I don’t know whether to believe it or not,” a senior government official working in foreign relations tells The Africa Report.
Rwanda’s foreign minister Vincent Biruta met with South Africa’s foreign minister Naledi Pandor in Pretoria a month ago to set out a road map to strengthen relations and to cooperate on regional and international matters.
The visit came ahead of Rwanda’s deployment of troops to Mozambique’s troubled northern Cabo Delgado Province to assist with security, a move that South Africa and some of its neighbours in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) were initially uncomfortable with.
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The alleged targeting of Ramaphosa’s phone was revealed in a report dated November 2019, almost two years after the newly appointed Ramaphosa was warmly received by Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame during a visit to Kigali, where the two met on the sidelines of an
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