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How a 98-year-old weaver inspired a women's coop, preserved Rwandan culture
In Mpanda village, Byimana sector, Ruhango district, 98-year-old, Catheline Bwinturo is more than just a weaver; she is a living archive of Rwanda’s cultural heritage. For over 80 years, her hands ...
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How DR Congo's Tutsis become foreigners in their own country
That being said, experts and organisations like the UN have documented decades of discrimination against Congolese Tutsis and the Banyamulenge - a Tutsi sub-group concentrated in the South Kivu ...
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February 11, 1959, a day the unity of Rwandans was wounded
The problem of Hutu and Tutsi as ethnic races was still in debate, with Belgians and the Catholic Church pushing for the acceptance of both Hutu and Tutsi as different races while Rwandan ...
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From child refugee to Rwanda's reconciliation president
KIGALI, Rwanda (CNN)-- As leader of the Tutsi rebels in 1994, Paul Kagame pleaded with the world to stop the Rwandan genocide. "All along we thought that's why they were here," Kagame said ...
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Rwanda: Hundreds of Experts, Academics, Lawyers, Religious Leaders, Writers, Artists Write to UN Chief Over Persecution of Congolese Tutsi
Mr. Secretary-General, The Congolese Tutsi population have lived in present-day DRC well before the division of Africa by colonial powers and the subsequent formation of modern nation states.