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How CNLG Plans to Maintain Genocide Memorial Sites
The National Commission for the Fight against Genocide (CNLG) has embarked on major projects to preserve genocide memory and history. One of them is Kiziguro genocide memorial site being erected…
How the Latest Mass Graves of Genocide Victims Were Discovered in Kigali
Twenty-six years after the Genocide committed against Tutsi in Rwanda, survivors are yet to know the whereabouts of all the victims because planners and perpetrators make an effort to…
Could U.S, UK Be Contradicting Themselves On “Genocide Against the Tutsi” Wording?
Rwanda has questioned the basis upon which the United States of America and the UK continue to express reservations on the wording of the “International Day of Reflection on the…
Forget About Coronavirus, Ebola, SARS, MERS, the Worst of All is Genocide Ideology
As we are confined at home all over the world and marking Kwibuka26, we need to take time (which we have plenty at the moment) to reflect on the deadliest…
Kwibuka 26: How NUR Turned into A Den of Killers
Rwandan scholars have recommended the core values in the motto of the University of Rwanda (UR) as the only way forward to ensure genocide promoted by intellectuals, never happens again…
Kwibuka26: How Uwineza Chose Happiness As ‘Revenge’
Rwanda being under Covid-19 lockdown, did not stop artists and actors from thinking and providing the community with content that helps them remember and pay repect to the victims…
Kwibuka26: How Mpakanyi Facilitated 65 Tutsi to Escape to Burundi In One Night
During the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, anyone who hid Tutsis or facilitated them to escape was considered a traitor and would most likely be killed by Interahamwe militia, for…
Rwandan Community Abroad Concludes Kwibuka26 Week
Rwandans in diaspora, and back home, have adjusted to the restrictions that imposes the new coronavirus pandemic as they pay respect to the victims of the 1994 Genocide committed against…
April 11, 1994: How International Community Failed Rwanda
April 11, 1994 marked the actual day the implementation of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi officially rolled out after it had become apparent that the International Community was not…
April 10, 1994 When Killers Descended on Satinsyi, Mayange and Gahanga
In its daily documentation of the events that led up to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and what characterized the 100 days of the genocide, the National Commission for…
Kwibuka 26: Genocide Survivors Tell their Memories
The 1994 Genocide committed against Tutsi cost life of more than 1 million Tutsi in three consecutive months, of April, May and June before it was stopped by the Rwanda…
Arsenal Players Join Rwanda To Commemorate the Genocide Against Tutsi
Arsenal football club players have joined Rwandans to mark 26 years after the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi. In an address of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Arsenal…
