Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Thursday queried the relevance of the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, saying it had failed to find a solution the security problem in the country’s eastern region.
Addressing the diplomatic corps at a luncheon at the Kigali Convention Centre, a traditional event where he speaks on Rwanda’s policies on international stage, Kagame dwelt on Rwanda’s relations with the DRC, which have deteriorated over the past year on accusations and counter-accusations of backing rebels targeting each other’s regimes.
