| 5,710,786 |
-1.5041 |
29.6358 |
Rwanda |
|
Rwandan hutu extremists tried to enter Rwanda from DRC again. They moved through northwest Rwanda in Bohoma district. THe clashed with government forces on the slopes of the volcanic mount Karisimbi. (such clashes have taken place nearly daily for the la |
| 5,710,790 |
-1.6316 |
29.633 |
Rwanda |
|
Ten members of the Interahamwe were killed during a firefight with troops from the Rwandan army in the northwestern Nyamutera and Giciye areas. |
| 5,710,794 |
-1.4427 |
29.598 |
Rwanda |
|
Eight infiltrators were killed and 16 others captured. This followed an attempted attack by infiltrators in some areas of Kinigi and Ubukonya Districts. |
| 5,710,798 |
-1.6894 |
29.3025 |
Rwanda |
|
One member of ex-FAR, Lt-Col Evariste Bazimwabo, has been killed in Kanama District of Gisenyi Province in the mountains of Gishwati Natural Forest in a fierce fighting that left 11 members of his group dead and 10 others taken captives by the RPF. |
| 5,710,802 |
-1.6894 |
29.3025 |
Rwanda |
|
Rwandan Patriotic Army [RPA] forces in Gisenyi [Province, northwestern Rwanda] said Maj Paris Ishimwe [last two elements phonetic], an ex-FAR [Rwandan Armed Forces], was shot dead yesterday. He was killed at Gaseke District [in Gisenyi Province] in a pla |
| 5,710,806 |
-2.0744 |
29.7567 |
Rwanda |
|
A police officer was killed and the mayor of Bonija [phonetic] District in Gitarama Province [southcentral Rwanda] and his deputy seriously injured during an assassination attempt carried out by rebels. |
| 5,710,810 |
-1.7008 |
29.2633 |
Rwanda |
|
Armed Interhamwe from DRC cross the border to Gisenyi and killing 3. |
| 5,710,814 |
-1.5041 |
29.6358 |
Rwanda |
|
RPA captured 3 Hutu rebels from DRC in Ruhengeri. |
| 5,710,818 |
-1.5041 |
29.6358 |
Rwanda |
|
16 rebels have been killed, 18 captured and 6 others surrendered in an operation by the RPA [Rwandan Patriotic Army] in the districts of Buhoma [phonetic] and Nyarutovu in Ruhengeri Province. |
| 5,710,822 |
-1.9638 |
30.0383 |
Rwanda |
|
RPA captured Colonel Peter Habimana, chief of staff of the ALIR I rebel movement. (location unspecified) |
