Prior to today’s lecture on Genocide against the Tutsi the VC Prof Lyambabaje laid a wreath on Genocide Monument in honour of Genocide victims.He noted that the commemoration should B a reflection on #RPF army that stopped the Genocide & gave Rwandans the hope for life #Kwibuka28
We knew the objectives of the campaign against genocide was:
A: RPA forces link up with the 600
B: seizure of key FAR position
C: Rescue operation conducted
D: defeat FAR and interahamwe militia
4July 1994 pursuing the genocidal forces after the fall of Kigali
RPF taskforce @UR_CBE gikondo campus also visited campaign against genocide museum and knew why @RwandaParliamnt building was chosen as a location of museum.
Today RPF taskforce of @UR_CBE gikondo campus lead by @NsengiyumvaMus3 visited @Kigali_Memorial They got chance to know more about history of Rwanda before , during and after genocide against Tutsi 1994
The quest to build research capacity goes on! This morning we received professors from @umeauniversitet & @jibs_sweden in #Sweden.Together with their counterparts at @Uni_Rwanda; they're meeting their supervised PhD candidates recently enrolled in the locally developed PhD in Mgt
@PaulKagame, the RPA Chairman of High Command, later, during the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, ordered that the soldiers break out of their confinement to save thousands of Tutsi who were being killed
We knew the reason the museum is in parliament building because it housed 600 Rwanda Patriotic Army soldiers from December 1993 to 1994 as they were preparing for the formation of the Broad-Based Transitional Government and the National Transitional Assembly.