21.   In a private meeting in Kigali Friday, Annan told Rwandan leaders he wanted to forge a new relationship between the United Nations and Rwanda.

22.   In other developments, South African Foreign Minister Alfred Nzo and Defense Minister Joe Modise flew to neighboring Rwanda for talks with Rwandan leaders in Kigali.

23.   Initial reports indicated Chiluba and Mkapa were to stop in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, as well Saturday to discuss the congo situation with Rwandan leaders.

24.   Rwandan leader blames colonialism for massacres.

25.   Rwandan leaders dismissed last-minute pleas for clemency, including an appeal from Pope John Paul II, and imposed strict security.

26.   Rwandan leaders say there is no longer any need for military intervention, and call instead for aid in resettling refugees.

27.   Rwandan leaders say there is no longer any need for military intervention, calling instead for resources to resettle refugees in their former homes.

28.   Rwandan leaders say there is no longer any need for military intervention, calling instead for resources to resettling refugees in their former homes.

29.   Rwandan leaders dismissed last-minute pleas for clemency, including an appeal from Pope John Paul II.

30.   Roman Catholic, Protestant and Muslim leaders pleaded for reconciliation and peace, while Rwandan leaders said the massacre must not be forgotten.