KAMPALA (AFP) - The presidents of Rwanda and DR Congo began Tuesday talks with regional leaders aiming to tackle a recent wave of unrest in eastern DR Congo and to set up a force to neutralise rebel groups there.
The meeting began as US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Rwanda and other regional nations to cut off support for rebel forces.
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