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Over 160 Genocide perpetrators in Bugesera reconcile with survivors
A total of 166 Catholic faithful at Nyamata Parish regained their right to holy sacraments, including Eucharist, Baptism (for their children) and Marriage, after they
Netherlands poised to extradite Rwandan genocide suspect
The Netherlands is allowed to extradite a Rwandan genocide suspect, the Dutch Supreme Court determined on Wednesday. The 38-year-old man, Jean-Claude Iyamuremye, was held for
Espoir BBC win the Gisebe Memorial Basketball Tournament
Boys and gils being the players of the Espoir BBC have qualified for the trophy after being the champions of the Gisembe Memorial Basketball championship that aims at
RDF to help build 500 health centres
Activities to pave way for the 20th anniversary of the liberation struggle start today with the Rwanda Defence Forces (RDF) and citizens taking part in
Muhanga: « Women for Hope association join efforts and help1994 genocide survivors
Muhanga – 85 women being part of the an association called Abagore b’Ibyiringiro ( Women for Hope) gathered first aid tools to help the widows
Christine remained alone and still endures post genocide hardships
She was five years old in 1994 genocide against the Tutsis. Her father Kagabo Patrick and Mother Nyiransengimana Christine lived in the former Mwendo Commune in the Kibuye Prefecture. As all her
Gitwe: APAG commemorates the Genocide
The APAG’ association of Adventist parents from Gitwe has commemorated the genocide against the Tutsi and gathered a package containing household tools including food supplies
Declassified U.N. Cables Reveal Turning Point in Rwanda Crisis of 1994
WASHINGTON — On April 12, 1994, six days after a plane carrying Rwanda’s president was shot down, setting off a wave of killings, Madeleine K.
Siboniyo remained alone after his relatives were massacred in the local church
During the Genocide against the Tutsi, Siboniyo was living with parents and four brothers and sisters combined. The whole family was living in former Gishamvu
A.Rugema remained alone and recovered from the genocide hardships
During the genocide, Achille Michel Rugema was 18 years old. He had both parents and six brothers and sisters combined. All of them were killed
