World | May 16, 2005
Burundi's president signed a truce with the Hutu rebels, boosting efforts to end the tiny African country's decade-long civil war, witnesses said. President Domitien Ndayizeye and Agathon Rwasa, leader of the Hutu Forces for National Liberation, signed the cessation of hostilities pact after their first face-to-face talks in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
World | Robyn Dixon | April 25, 2005
The sight of a mob murdering his father has given Naphtal Ahishakiye no peace these last 11 years. It was May 28, 1994, one crime among millions during Rwanda's genocide.
World | April 1, 2005
Rwanda's main Hutu rebel group said it was ending its war against Rwanda, and for the first time it denounced the 1994 genocide of Tutsis for which many of its members have been blamed.
World | November 26, 2004
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has threatened to renew Central Africa's deadliest conflict, claiming his country was being attacked by militias based in neighboring Congo.
World | September 4, 2004
Investigators have linked a recent massacre at a Burundian refugee camp to Hutu rebels operating with armed groups from Rwanda and Congo, according to a preliminary U.
World | August 17, 2004
Survivors of a massacre at a U.N.-run refugee camp buried 163 Congolese Tutsis in a dusty cotton field Monday, some fainting in the hot sun as the simple wooden coffins were lowered into a mass grave.
World | August 15, 2004
Attackers with machetes and automatic weapons raided a U.N. refugee camp in western Burundi late Friday, hacking and shooting to death about 190 men, women and children, U.