Kigali: Rwanda has confirmed that it is in early discussions to host migrants deported from the United States.
According to France24.com, the talks are part of broader negotiations and considerations surrounding migration policies and international cooperation.
In other developments, a significant escalation in conflict has been reported in Sudan, with Port Sudan being targeted by a drone strike for the first time amidst the ongoing two-year war in the country. This marks the second drone attack in two days, highlighting the intensifying conflict in the region.
Additionally, there are diplomatic efforts underway involving the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. The US’s senior advisor for Africa has indicated that both DR Congo and Kigali have submitted a draft peace proposal aimed at resolving conflicts in eastern DR Congo. This initiative is part of a process seeking to bring peace to the troubled region.
In a separate development in Lagos, there is a significant shift in the city’s transportation
landscape. After more than four decades of anticipation, the urban train system has finally been launched, marking a new era in public transport for the city.