Genocide And Religion In Rwanda
May 2, 2020
At the age of ten, Aloys Bigirumwami entered the Minor Seminary of Kabgayi. He didn’t return home for more than a decade. Reason: missionaries did
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At the age of ten, Aloys Bigirumwami entered the Minor Seminary of Kabgayi. He didn’t return home for more than a decade. Reason: missionaries did
It is April again, and we are on lockdown but this time not for being killed! This time is very different, the world has been
One of the most remarkable steps the post-genocide government in Rwanda has taken towards fostering a society in which citizenship (Rwandanness) matters more than whatever
Twenty-six years ago, the last genocide of the 20th century was perpetrated before our eyes. At the time, just as today, the life of an African,
Most societies have parameters of acceptable discourse. Almost all societies have fringe elements that operate from the gutter. However, these are often ignored, subjected to
At the age of ten, Aloys Bigirumwami entered the Minor Seminary of Kabgayi. He didn’t return home for more than a decade. Reason: missionaries did
It is April again, and we are on lockdown but this time not for being killed! This time is very different, the world has been
One of the most remarkable steps the post-genocide government in Rwanda has taken towards fostering a society in which citizenship (Rwandanness) matters more than whatever
Twenty-six years ago, the last genocide of the 20th century was perpetrated before our eyes. At the time, just as today, the life of an African,
Most societies have parameters of acceptable discourse. Almost all societies have fringe elements that operate from the gutter. However, these are often ignored, subjected to
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