DR Congo protests Formula 1's plan to race in Rwanda

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How coverage differs Al Jazeera highlights F1's return to Africa after 1993; the Washington Times stresses the foreign minister's warning about polishing an authoritarian leader's image.

DR Congo is protesting Formula 1's decision to stage a race in Rwanda, which would mark the sport's first African event since 1993. Congo's foreign minister, Therese Kayikwamba Wagner, said Thursday that the race would help polish the image of an authoritarian leader. Congo's government considers the decision indefensible.

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