Rwanda's army team removed from Africa league after US sanctions, NBA says
The US imposed sanctions on Rwanda's army over its role in the conflict in DR Congo.
According to BBC News, the US imposed sanctions on Rwanda's army over its role in the conflict in DR Congo.
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