Join us today for the ‘Walk to Remember’
On April 11, 1994, over 2,000 Tutsi were forced from the former ETO Kicukiro on a systematic "Death March" to Nyanza Hill. Abandoned by the world and pursued by grenades, guns machetes and other weapons.
Today, we walk in their memory.
📍 IPRC Kigali → Nyanza-Kicukiro Memorial
🕒 3PM
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📍 Now happening at Intare Arena: International Conference on Genocide Prevention & IBUKA’s 30-Year Journey
Honored by the presence of the Guest of Honor, the First Lady of Rwanda, alongside leaders, experts, and partners reflecting on 30 years of resilience, remembrance, and a shared global commitment to prevent genocide.
Watch here: https://t.co/oo6fJw3iQl
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Today we commemorate the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and begin the official commemoration week. and the 100 days of commemoration activities.
IBUKA stands in solidarity with all Rwandans during this period of remembrance, extends comfort to survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi, and continues to share a message of strength and resilience to all Rwandans, especially its members, throughout these 100 days of commemoration.
Remember, Unite, Renew.
#Kwibuka32
“We must learn from past failures & protect the living — by rejecting hatred, inflammatory rhetoric & incitement to violence.”
—@antonioguterres as we honour the 1 million people who perished in the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda 32 years ago.
https://t.co/4laKpTvCNN
My deepest gratitude to His Excellency President Kagame and the Government of Rwanda for four years of outstanding collaboration between the Government and the UN Country Team. Anyone who serves in Rwanda retains a bit of the country for the rest of their lives. Thank you Rwanda
On January 15, members of the student-led group Positive Peace Society visited President Ochi and presented the "Peace Jacket" in recognition of HU’s and the President’s peace efforts. 🕊️
IBUKA joined the Hiroshima-Nagasaki Atomic Bombing Online Poster Exhibit to stand in solidarity with survivors of unimaginable atrocities.
A Member of IBUKA, Prince Ariel Uwizeye shared a powerful message: that both Genocide against the Tutsi survivors and Hibakusha carry intergenerational wounds, yet also embody the resilience of the human spirit.
Remembering is not only about the past it is a call to heal, to resist denial, and to build a world where such tragedies are never repeated.
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What a remarkable #CarFreeDay!
We were delighted to welcome @Ride_For_Unity as they joined city residents in today’s bi-monthly event.
They also announced their upcoming 8-day cycling program across Rwanda (17–24 August 2025), celebrating the power of sport to reconnect communities, promote unity and inspire healthier lifestyles.
For more pictures: https://t.co/m8RVAfiqb7.
#KigaliYacu
#RideForUnity
#StopPPH