NBA Defends Rwanda Partnership Amid US Senate Scrutiny Over Congo Conflict
The NBA deputy commissioner cites policy changes to defend the league's commercial relationship with Rwanda as senators challenge the deal over Kigali's role in the DRC conflict.
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- NBA
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