Rwanda’s Kagame arrives in Guinea to meet military leaders
18 April 2023 |
2:55 pm
Rwanda's president Paul Kagame arrived in Guinea's capital Conakry on Monday, where he was greeted by military leader Colonel Mamady Doumbouya.
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