Rwanda: Kagame plays franco-anglo balancing act
At the UK-Africa Investment Summit, Rwanda's president announced his plans to exempt from visa requirements foreign nationals from member states of the Commonwealth of Nations, the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) and the African Union.
The move allows him to play the African integration card while also keeping British and French powers finely balanced.
Rwanda: Kagame plays franco-anglo balancing act | The Africa Report.com
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