111.   Rwandan authorities said they have scrapped border controls because of the overwhelming number of arrivals.

112.   Rwandan authorities also want the commission to investigate allegations about genocide suspects working at the tribunal.

113.   Rwandan authorities are blocking World Food Programme aid convoys bearing supplies for some one million Rwandan refugees in camps in Zaire, the WFP charged here Monday.

114.   Rwandan authorities have announced a fresh crackdown on Hutu extremists, blaming them for recent attacks against humanitarian organizations, one of which killed three Spanish aid workers.

115.   Rwandan authorities have refused to allow a planned mass repatriation by air of Hutu refugees from neighbouring Zaire to the capital Kigali, a Zairean rebel leader said Tuesday.

116.   Rwandan authorities meanwhile asked the commission to send more vehicles to the Burundian border to pick up refugees who had been brought by force.

117.   Rwandan authorities acknowledged Wednesday for the first time that Rwandan troops were involved in the conflict.

118.   Rwandan authorities growing exasperated with a burgeoning foreign presence here, which they find in some cases to be intrusive and inappropriate.

119.   Rwandan authorities have imposed a curfew in the northwestern prefecture of Gisenyi in a bid to improve security in the violence-prone area, state radio said Saturday.

120.   Rwandan authorities on Thursday accused the United Nations of wilfully delaying the repatriation.