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Rwanda: Why We Write About the Genocide, Authors Speak Out
New Times, 5 April 2019
First Lady Mrs. Jeannette Kagame on Thursday evening joined literature enthusiasts at a book reading session known as Café Littéraire held at Kigali Conference at… Read more »
Why We Write About the Genocide - Rwandan Authors
Authors have said works of literature on the subject should seek to among other things educate the world, especially the youth, on the 1994 Genocide, the execution, consequences and recovery.
Visitors read messages on the Genocide at Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre (file photo).
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Rwanda: Scholars Re-Examine Role of State, Church in Genocide
New Times, 5 April 2019
Scholars from Rwanda and abroad yesterday reiterated that the state, church, and media alike played a big role in the propagation of the genocide ideology and disintegration of the… Read more »
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Rwanda: Kwibuka25 - Global Conference On Genocide Opens in Kigali
New Times, 4 April 2019
A two-day international conference on genocide opens today at Intare Conference Arena in Rusororo, Kigali, ahead of the 25th Genocide anniversary due Sunday. Read more »
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Rwanda: Portraying Rwanda's Genocide as an Encounter With Hell
The Conversation Africa, 4 April 2019
Quoting the words of one local missionary, the Time magazine cover of May 1994 reads: Read more »
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Rwanda: UK to Continue Supporting Rwanda's Fight Against Genocide - DFID Boss
New Times, 3 April 2019
The United Kingdom has pledged its support to Rwanda's vision of preventing Genocide from happening anywhere in the world. Read more »
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Rwanda: Millions Still Stressed 25 Years After Genocide
CAJ News, 3 April 2019
MILLIONS of people still suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder 25 years after the genocide that claimed at least 800 000 minority Tutsis in Rwanda. Read more »
InFocus
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Vincent Murekezi is accused of participating in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi mainly in Tumba in the current Huye District and was tried in absentia and handed a life ... Read more »
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The eight-episode television drama centres on Rwanda's 1994 genocide and its devastating aftermath. The BBC series Black Earth Rising is likely to face scrutiny from Rwandan elites ... Read more »
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Patrick Gihana, an artiste and author tells a fictional story in his new illustrative book, "Humura Mwana", written specifically for children. He narrates Rwanda's history since ... Read more »
