During the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, identity cards became death warrants at roadblocks. When cards were missing, armed Hutu men and 'Interahamwe' militia used racial classifications set under Belgian colonial rule to select victims.
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@SquankyElder@EricNjiiru Patrick Karegeya wasn’t in the army and this guy who just died was a sergeant major in the army band so learn your facts first.
@_notorious_slim Orrrr could it bee that Rwandans actually (i know it’s a foreign concept because of your horrible leaders) like their president and know he does things in their best interest and that’s why they defend him?👀
@MosesMpora1@niphomadondo Okay since you say so must be true huh? Why would a president delivering on all the promises he made to his people lose elections? Dude most people in this country love him soo much you wouldn’t get it.
@ZuuuV12 Do you actually even know what is going on in Congo? Have you been to either countries, know the actual history or you are just hoping on some fake activism train on things you have no idea about?