The leaders of Rwanda and Uganda signed a pact on Wednesday in Angola’s capital aimed at ending a long-running rivalry that flared up into a dispute this year and forced them to closed their border, the Rwandan presidency said.
The signing was witnessed by the presidents of Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Rwandan presidency said on Twitter.
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