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Rwanda begins 100 days of commemorations for the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide. Search continues off the coast of Mozambique after at least 97 people died when an overloaded fishing boat sank.
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Rwanda: for Macron, France “could have stopped the genocide” but “did not have the will” French President Emmanuel Macron estimates that France "could have stopped the genocide" of 1994 in Rwanda "with its Western and African allies" but "did not have the will" He will speak on Sunday "through a video which will be published on his social networks", his entourage told AFP. Emmanuel Macron had already recognized in 2021 France's "responsibilities" in the genocide...
Thirty years of the Tutsi genocide: Rwanda commemorates a past from which “we must learn lessons” Thirty years of the Tutsi genocide: Rwanda commemorates a past from which “we must learn lessons”. President Paul Kagame lit the flame of remembrance at the Guisozi memorial on the morning of Sunday, April 7, to launch the commemorations...
Anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda: many heads of state at the meeting of history World leaders are arriving in numbers to commemorate alongside President Paul Kagame this 30th anniversary of the genocide. The African continent is widely represented since at least seven heads of state and government have already arrived...
Rwanda: thirty years after the genocide, how was the State rebuilt? Rwanda: thirty years after the genocide, how was the State rebuilt?. On Sunday April 7, Rwanda entered three months of commemorations of the Tutsi genocide...
Rwanda commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide Commemorations of the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide began on Sunday April 7 in Rwanda. President Paul Kagame - leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) which overthrew the genocidal Hutu regime in July 1994 - lit a flame of remembrance at the Gisozi Memorial...
