He left Rwanda in 1975 as a lone migrant worker and ended up in northern Uganda. Yet 37 years later, Mathias Mbonaruza has returned to his motherland, with a family of 17 people, including his wife, children and grandchildren.
He still speaks some Kinyarwanda but none of his family knows their native language.
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