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How Musician Mihigo Plotted to Overthrow President Kagame
In 1994 when the Hutu militia were beheading the Tutsis and disembowelling expectant mothers in Rwanda, Kizito Mihigo was only 13 years-old. Kibeho in Nyaruguru District
Musanze: Two Executive Secretaries arrested for alleged cooperation with the FDLR.
This Tuesday, 15, April, 2014, two executive secretaries from Musanze District were arrested, suspected to back the FDLR militias in their aims of destabilizing the national security. Those officials
Rusororo: 276 bodies buried decently
15 April, Rusororo dwellers with friends buried 276 bodies of innocent Tutsis killed in 1994 genocide. The burial event took place as to commemorate the
South Korea ferry: Scores missing as ship sinks
Two people have died and more than 100 remain unaccounted for after a ferry carrying 476 people capsized and sank off South Korea. So far,
Rwamuhizi: One of those genocide survivors who were spared to tell his ordeal
Monday the 7th April, Amahoro National Stadium hosted the opening ceremonies of the 20th genocide commemoration with more than 30,000 people in attendance. A number
Kizito and co-accused accept the charges
During a press conference with media this Tuesday, the Rwandan renowned singer Kizito Mihigo with his three co-accused Cassien Ntamuhanga, Agnes Niyibizi and Jean Paul
Muhanga:Widows received first aid supplies
Some of the widows and left-alone survivors of the 1994 genocide in Gahogo Cell, in Nyamabuye Sector, Muhanga District received a first aid supplies from a
Rwanda Community in Chicago Marks 20th Commemoration of Genocide Against the Tutsi
The Rwanda community in Chicago, Illinois, USA; and Africans and Friends Student Club of Truman College organized a Commemoration for the 1994 Genocide against the
Rwanda National Police arrested Kizito Mihigo, Cassien Ntamuhanga and J. P Dukuzumuremyi
Rwanda National Police today revealed the arrest of three individuals suspected of offenses against state security. The three who the Police believe had been recruited
Thèoneste remained alone
Theoneste Uwarurema survived the genocide against the Tutsi after hiding in the dead bodies including the ones of his family members. He was one of
