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Aya mateka ntabwo azasibangana, abashaka kuyagoreka nta rwaho bazabona. Rev. Dr. Antoine RUTAYISIRE ati harakabaho President dufite kuko ngo azi abantu bamwe iyo aribo baza kuba bicaye mu mwanya arimo, amahano aba yarakozwe. #Kwibuka32

𝐈𝐧𝐤𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐢 𝐳𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲𝐚𝐭𝐢 𝐳𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐢.

Apollinaire Hitimana w'imyaka 74, we n'umuryango we bamaze hafi imyaka 26 ubuzima bwabo bwarahindutse kubera ifoto yakwiriye henshi imugaragaza nk'uwagize uruhare muri Jenoside mu 1994. Ni ifoto yakoreshejwe mu binyamakuru mu Rwanda, no mu mahanga, iri kandi kuri zimwe mu nzibutso za jenoside mu Rwanda. Henshi aho iri yanditseho ko uyu mugabo ari mu mutwe w'interahamwe zakoraga jenoside, gusa nta mazina ye ariho. Nyuma y'imyaka myinshi, vuba aha nibwo Hitimana yatinyutse kuvuga ibyayo.

Umunyamahanga uje inaha ejobundi,utazi ibyagwiriye u Rwanda arushe Umutima n'ubwenge bya bihwinini byahakuriye bikanahasazira ariko n'ubu bigihakana?😭😢 #Kwibuka32

🚨 Georges Ruggiu "Omar", a non-Rwandan convicted for the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi Georges Ruggiu, a 68-year-old Belgian national, was a journalist at the infamous Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM), an extremist radio station that incited the population to take part in the Genocide. As a mzungu, Ruggiu did not speak Kinyarwanda, and his segments on RTLM were tailored to appeal to educated French speakers in the political and military leadership classes, rather than the general public. When the Genocide was finally brought to an end in July 1994, Ruggiu, like his masters at RTLM, found himself on the run, first to the former Zaire and later to Kenya. Haunted by his crimes, he went underground in Mombasa and converted to Islam under the new pseudonym Omar. His newfound identity, however, was not sufficient cover. He was one of a large group of individuals indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and was arrested in Kenya in July 1997 under what was dubbed the NAKI (Nairobi–Kigali) operation. Ruggiu eventually pleaded guilty to charges of incitement to commit genocide and, in 2000, was sentenced to 12 years in prison by the ICTR. “In Rwanda, I lost everything, including my honour,” Ruggiu said in court. Yes, he admitted he was guilty as charged. His broadcasts were deliberately aimed at inciting the population to hunt down and kill Tutsis. What was evident from his broadcasts was that he arrived in Rwanda with a baggage full of prejudice and only needed practical experience to hone his racist rhetoric. The disgraced mzungu génocidaire was, in 2008, transferred to Italy to serve the remainder of his sentence, which he completed in 2012. As of today, there is no public information about his current activities or whereabouts. #Kwibuka32 @freyntje @PVerlindenJst @JudiRever @KARANGWASewase @SadateMunyakazi @KabagambeI

You saying Rwanda isn’t a country is already off but let me address you directly. You come from South Africa, a name that literally comes from colonial geography, not an indigenous identity. It was imposed to describe a location on the map. Meanwhile, Rwanda is a historic nation with a pre-colonial identity that existed long before colonial borders were drawn. So before you question Rwanda’s legitimacy, take a moment to understand the origins of your own country’s name.

kwibuka32 ”No one will kill Them Twice . It will not happen. We will live the way people are Supposed to live the way Everyone else lives . And inevitably we will not ask anyone for permission to live . “ 🙏: H.E President Paul Kagame

TOP 5 MOST RESPECTED COUNTRIES IN AFRICA: Guess number one before you finish watching 🤫 I laughed for a mistake on number two, hhh🤣 Much respect to the tremendous achievements and fastest economic development of No. 1 🫡

Rubyiruko mwiyumvire aho guhakana no gupfobya jenoside yakorewe abatutsi @VictoireUmuhoza abikomora. Nyina Dusabe Thérèse wari umuforomo kukigonderabuzima cya Butamwa ( @Nyarugenge ) , yahiciye abatutsi benshi by'umwihariko abagore batwitwe😭 @sheilakamuzinzi @FDU_Inkingi

Inkotanyi ni Ubuzima.

#kwibuka32🇷🇼🕯️ Inkiko GACACA zakoze akazi gakomeye pe

Warangiza ukajya hariya ukavuga ubusa ngo nta Jenoside yabaye Mu Rwanda Wowe ubivuga ukabihakana turakwamaganye ibihe nkibi ntibizongera Twaratabawe Twabonye umubyeyi nyawe HE

because if you, as a Rwandan, act like it doesn't concern you, why would we expect anyone else to respect this week. this is what we mean when we say « unite ». educate yourself, read, listen and hold space for your fellow Rwandan.

You watch this Video and you will understand why no single European country or American should teach us democracy and human rights. Rwanda has seen it all! Sending strength to those who survived after being left alone to be killed by those monsters. #Kwibuka32

oh and by the way, whoever thinks that people are being too harsh on you by calling you out for posting whatever you want during this week. may i just say, when we say remember, unite and renew, all those words are intentional and have meaning. #Kwibuka32

This video explains it all! 🎥: @kigalitoday

They remembered to carry their dogs with them but left their neighbours, workmates, women and children behind to be mercilessly massacred. #GenocideAgainstTheTutsi #Kwibuka32

#Kwibuka32🇷🇼🕯 #TwibukeAbana👶🏻👧🏻 Ingoma Ibihumbi Tuzahora tubibuka Baziranenge🕯🕊🌟 Ikimwaro cyinshi ku bicanyi kuko Amazina yanyu n'ibigwi byanyu bidasibangana cyangwa ngo byibagirane mu mitima ya benshi babakundaga💛 #TuzongeraTubabone✨💐 Source: IMFURA LOÏC (FACEBOOK)