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Umuseso newspaper editor Didas Gasana grilled by Rwandan police Special

On Monday, police detectives in Kigali, Rwanda interrogated Didas Gasana, editor of the weekly African language newspaper Umuseso for eight hours. Gasana now fears extrajudicial abduction or a prison sentence of up to 25 years.

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The Rwanda government has banned Umuseso and Umuvugizi newspapers for 6 months, as the presidential election polls approach on August 9th. Both publish in Kinyarwanda, the African language spoken by all Rwandans, whose educated elites also speak French and/or English.

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