Refugee Finds Safety Back Home In Rwanda
Fidele Nkuliyingoma returns to Kigali after fleeing to Goma and surviving cholera and refugee camps. He reports no targeted retaliation by the RPF, notes ongoing hardship like electricity and water shortages, and expresses cautious optimism that if others return and work, life can improve.
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Burundi on edge of ethnic slaughter warned by Amnesty
Amnesty International urged that Burundi teeters on a knife edge amid daily political murders. Africa director Mike Cottridge reported many killings of Hutus and Tutsis, with hundreds of Rwandan refugees dead or missing. A mass grave was found in northeastern Burundi. officials fear opening it could spark unrest.
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Jailed Nigerian politician rejects release conditions
In Abuja Mos K O Abiola refused a court order that would have freed him on his own recognizance while banning political activity, traveling abroad, and actions against the military government. He is on trial for treason after declaring himself president following a disputed June 12, 1993 election. Oil unions and the Nigeria Labor Congress led or supported strikes aimed at pressuring Gen. Sani Abacha to cede power.
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