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Rwanda’s reckoning: A father’s reflections on memory, pain and the architecture of hope
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The Mail & Guardian
The writer’s wife Janet and their child Penny pay their respects at the Rwanda Genocide memorial, Kigali, this month.
The Kigali Genocide Memorial is one such place.
I remember watching the genocide unfold on BBC broadcasts — grainy footage, urgent headlines and a sense of distant horror.
Rwanda’s genocide was not an anomaly; it was a culmination.
We must remember Rwanda.
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