The ongoing trial of Pascal Simbikangwa has revived discourse on the origin of Rwanda's ethnic groups. Just last week, Jeune Afrique published an article in which historians Jean-Pierre Chretien and Marcel Kabanda discuss the theory of Tutsi as foreign invaders and a legitimate enemy to be neutralised.
How did this theory came about?
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