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Rwanda’s commemoration of 30th anniversary of genocide begins

Rwanda on Sunday started series of activities to commemorate 30 years since the 1994 genocide took place. The genocide led to the death of more...

Germany rejects renegotiating new reparation for Namibia genocide

The German government has rejected demands to re-negotiate a new reparation deal over the Namibian genocide carried out during its occupation of the African...

Namibia accepts reparation deal with Germany over colonial genocide

Namibia has now accepted a deal from Germany to pay reparations for colonial era genocide at the beginning of the last century. In 2020, Namibia’s...

Why Namibia rejected Germany’s genocide reparations offer

Namibia's government on Tuesday rejected an offer from Germany meant to settle the atrocities committed by German troops on Namibians between 1904 to 1908. The...

84-year old Rwandan genocide suspect arrested after 26 years

Rwandan genocide suspect Felicien Kabuga has been on the run for 26 years, evading arrest but that has ended with his arrest. French justice ministry...

Rwanda buries remains of over 80,000 genocide victims

On the 25th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide in which over 800,000 people mostly Tutsis were murdered, the country on Saturday buried remains of...

Opinion: Deadly effects of Rwandan genocide still felt today

Stroll through the Rwandan capital, Kigali, today and you'll encounter well-kept streets, new skyscrapers and business centers — a modern city. And yet, 25...

Skulls of Namibia genocide victims arrive home

Skulls of of people murdered during the Namibian genocide a century ago have finally arrived home. Tens of thousands of Namibians were slaughtered between...

[Video] – Young Rwandan launches drones to deliver blood

Read the story of young Rwandan, Abdoul Salam Nizeyimana who has developed a drone to deliver bloods to hospitals in Rwanda. Rwanda has been leading...

UN aid chief warns of possible genocide in CAR

United Nations aid chief Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Tuesday there are early signs of genocide in the violence-plagued Central African Republic, according to diplomats.

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