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Premier to be investigated on genocide allegations

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La Guinée-équatoriale, un nouveau pays producteur de pétrole dans le golfe de Guinée
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    Kagame also announced that the government would investigate charges of involvement in the genocide levelled against Prime Minister Pierre-Celestin Rwigema. Such accusations were serious, and must be looked into, he added. The Rwandan News Agency (RNA) noted the allegations had come out in the course of ongoing genocide trials in the country. Rwigema
    has denied the accusations, blaming them on his political enemies.

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