Rwandan former combatants resettle in the country
Rwandan ex-combatants and their families are allowed to resettle in the country
Focus on Africa · BBC World Service
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Show Notes
More than 700 people made up of Rwandan former combatants and their families are resettling in the country. Most used to be FDLR ethnic Hutu fighters who have undergone rehabilitation and training.
Also, chief virologist, Dr. John Nkengasong, takes on a new role as coordinator of PEPFAR - the US initiative on HIV and Aids - and says he'll still be serving Africa.
Plus, floods uproot lives in Ghana's capital with homes swamped by heavy rains.