‘Go to hell’, says the president To commemorate the genocide against the Tutsi in 1994, President Paul Kagame rejects any foreign criticism. Rwandans must fight if necessary, he warns. read more at taz (German)
Read moreRwandan doctor sentenced for role in genocide
Three decades after the genocide in the East African country of Rwanda, a court in Paris has sentenced a former doctor to 27 years in prison. read more at BBC
Read morePresident Paul Kagame’s reason to smile
30 years after the genocide, Rwanda is a success story. However, Paul Kagame rules with a strict hand. In the areas of health and hygiene, Rwanda is a role model for many African countries. Corruption is practically non-existent and education
Read moreDocumentation: Colonialism and the genocide in Rwanda
This documentary is the first to examine the role played by German and Belgian colonialism in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. In the documentary, Rwandan director and filmmaker Samuel Ishimwe sets out in search of the origins
Read more(Deutsch) Junge Menschen aus Ruanda machen Ausbildung in Deutschland
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Read moreGenocide in Rwanda and Germany remained silent
It is now proven that the genocide in Rwanda was meticulously planned. The German embassy in Kigali also had knowledge of the pogroms and massacres at the time. Contemporary witnesses accuse Germany of ignorance, disinterest and inaction. As early as
Read moreHutu militia from Rwanda in the DR Congo
The remaining Rwandan genocide perpetrators have joined forces with Congo’s army. “Morale is better than it has been for a long time,” says one deserter. In the border region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, there have been several shootouts
Read more(Deutsch) Asylverfahren und Unterbringung von Migranten in Ruanda?
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Read more(Deutsch) Ruanda: gut organisiert, top vernetzt
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Read moreGerman Africa policy: another “Never again!”
“Never again’ must become a reality.” This sentence is uttered more than once this Monday in Rwanda’s capital Kigali. Dieudonné Nagiriwubunta, director of the memorial site that commemorates the brutal genocide of Rwanda’s Tutsis in 1994, is giving Foreign Minister
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