Chicago Public Radio (WBEZ et al.) has a daily hour-long world news show, "Worldview". It specialized in interviewing experts and specialists on topics both big and small. The listener receives MUCH more information, both in detail and in expertise, than is available through much of the (U.S.) mainstream media.

Today, the second "half" (more or less) of the show discussed the situation in Rwanda. Much of the information appears to be similar to what I heard the other month and described in my parent comment, above.

Worldview archive page for the program:

http://www.wbez.org/Program_WV.aspx?episode=41595

Worldview page for the particular segment:

http://www.wbez.org/Program_WV_Segment.aspx?segmentID=41596

Worldview podcast page (note that MP3's that have fallen off the podcast listing due to age are still available through the site's archive pages)

http://podcasts.chicagopublicradio.org/cprworldviewpodcast

I wasn't monitoring the clock exactly, but I think the segment will begin somewhere between minutes 20 and 25 of the podcast (probably around minute 23). If the podcast includes the lead in BBC news summary, add 6 or 7 minutes to my guestimate start time for the segment.