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21.10.25 - 12:09
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64% Of Rwanda Politicians Are Women; Just 4% In Nigeria (ZeroHedge)
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64% Of Rwanda Politicians Are Women; Just 4% In Nigeria
Data from the Inter-Parliamentary Union shows the extent to which differences in gender equality in parliament exist between countries, with only four nations currently representing an even or almost even 50:50 split of men to women in their lower house of parliament. These are Andorra, Mexico, Bolivia and the United Arab Emirates.
Meanwhile, as Statista's Anna Fleck details below, there are only three countries worldwide with a higher ratio of women to men. These are Rwanda (63.8 percent share of women), Cuba (55.7 percent) and Nicaragua (55.0 percent).
You will find more infographics at Statista
A look at selected countries shows that gender parity in parliaments is lagging behind in European nations as well as in the United States, where only around 29 percent of House members where women most recently.
In Europe, Scandinavian nations lead, like Sweden at 45 percent, Finland at 45.5 percent and Iceland at 46 percent. Spain follows ...
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10.10.25 - 12:00
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DRC says EU′s minerals deal with Rwanda is ′obvious double standard′ (The Guardian)
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Brussels urged to impose stronger sanctions against Rwanda, as it has in response to Russia for its war in UkraineThe Democratic Republic of the Congo has accused the EU of “an obvious double standard” for maintaining a minerals deal with Rwanda to supply Europe's hi-tech industries when it deployed a far-wider sanctions regime in response to the war in Ukraine.Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, the DRC foreign minister, urged the EU to levy much stronger sanctions against Rwanda, which has fuelled the conflict in eastern DRC, describing the bloc's response to violations of DRC territory as “very timid”. Continue reading......
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07.09.25 - 06:01
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Autor Gaël Faye spricht über Umgang mit Völkermord in Ruanda (RND)
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In seinem zweiten Roman „Jacaranda“ beschreibt der französisch-ruandische Bestseller-Autor Gaël Faye, wie das heutige Ruanda immer noch vom Völkermord der Hutu an den Tutsi im Jahr 1994 geprägt ist. Wie gelingt es einer Gesellschaft, nach dem Horror weiterzuleben und gemeinsam mit einstigen Tätern und Opfern etwas Neues aufzubauen?...
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