Grenade attack 'injures seven' in Rwanda's capital

Kigali, 12 Aug-(ANA)-Several people have been wounded in a grenade attack in the Rwandan capital Kigali, witnesses and officials say.

The blast in Kigali came just two days after President Paul Kagame was re-elected in a landslide win.

The explosion injured seven people, including two children, AFP news agency quoted a police spokesman as saying.

The spokesman, Eric Kayiranga, said the attack happened at rush-hour on Wednesday evening, near the city's main bus station.

It was not immediately clear who had carried out the attack. (ANA)

FA/ANA/12 August 2010-----------