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The Alluring Charm of Kibuye, Rwanda's Lakeside Jewel

As a travel writer whose heart beats for adventure, I was immediately drawn to Kibuye, an enchanting city in western Rwanda. This captivating city is nestled by Lake Kivu, one of Africa's Great Lakes, beckoning explorers with its lush landscapes and rich culture.

Waking Up in Kibuye

There is a certain enchantment in the morning air of Kibuye. As dawn breaks, the cool mist swiftly caresses the lake's surface, the sun's rays gently painting a golden glow on everything they touch. The early morning calls of resident birds intermingle with distant sounds of fishermen, creating a symphony unique to Kibuye.

A Glimpse into Kibuye’s Rich Culture

The heart of Kibuye beats rhythmic drumbeats of a rich and vibrant culture. Its people are warm, welcoming, and have an enviable resilience. A walk through the town and interactions with locals provide a deep understanding of their history, lifestyle, and traditions. Cuisine: A Feast for the Senses Rwandan cuisine is a sensory delight, and Kibuye adds its own distinctive flavor. The city's specialties revolve around fresh fish from Lake Kivu, cooked in traditional methods and served with local produce. Do not miss out on 'Isambaza', a small sardine-like fish, commonly served fried or in a rich tomato sauce. Exploring the Natural Beauty of Kibuye Kibuye promises its visitors an intimate encounter with Mother Nature. The lush green hills surrounding the lake create a serene backdrop, perfect for hiking or a quiet retreat. Boat trips around the lake offer a chance to discover the diverse fauna, including various bird species and playful otters. An Evening in Kibuye As dusk descends on Kibuye, the city glows under a fiery sunset, the lake mirroring the dramatic sky. The evening comes alive with the scent of cooking fires, the sound of music, and the vibrant energy of night markets. This is Kibuye. A place that speaks to your soul, inviting you to stay a little longer. Concluding Thoughts Kibuye's magic lies in its simplicity and authenticity. Its allure is in its people, its culture, its flavors, and its unspoiled landscapes. It's not just a city; it's a lifelong memory waiting to happen. "Travel is more than seeing sights; it’s a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living." – Miriam Beard. Read the full article

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In occasion of the 30th anniversary from the Rwandan genocide I couldn't refrain from presenting you with this book I read a couple of years ago. It's a memoir/report by Clea Koff, a forensic anthropologist, who worked on the mass graves of the most important massacres in recent history: Rwanda, Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo.

From Penguin Random House Canada:

Published ten years after the genocide in Rwanda, The Bone Woman is a riveting, deeply personal account by a forensic anthropologist sent on seven missions by the UN War Crimes Tribunal. To prosecute charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, the UN needs proof that the bodies found are those of non-combatants. This means answering two questions: who the victims were, and how they were killed. The only people who can answer both these questions are forensic anthropologists. Before being sent to Rwanda in 1996, Clea Koff was a twenty-three-year-old graduate student studying prehistoric skeletons in the safe confines of Berkeley, California. Over the next four years, her gruelling investigation into events that shocked the world transformed her from a wide-eyed student into a soul-weary veteran — and a wise and deeply thoughtful woman. Her unflinching account of those years — what she saw, how it affected her, who went to trial based on evidence she collected — makes for an unforgettable read, alternately riveting, frightening and miraculously hopeful. Readers join Koff as she comes face to face with the human meaning of genocide: exhuming almost five hundred bodies from a single grave in Kibuye, Rwanda; uncovering the wire-bound wrists of Srebrenica massacre victims in Bosnia; disinterring the body of a young man in southwestern Kosovo as his grandfather looks on in silence. As she recounts the fascinating details of her work, the hellish working conditions, the bureaucracy of the UN, and the heartbreak of survivors, Koff imbues her story with an immense sense of hope, humanity and justice.

I also recommend you watch the video and read the articles and posts I shared earlier on my blog to better understand how this horror came to be:

Rwanda: From colonialism to genocide (documentary + article)

Emmanuel Macron's declarations

Some other book recommendations:

[FR] Maria Malagardis, "Avant la nuit"

[FR] Dorcy Rugamba, "Hewa Rwanda: Lettre aux absents"

Fiston Mudacumura, "Born Hutsi: My Imbroglio"

Thank you for your attention.

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Books of 2023

Book 51 of 2023

Title: Chasing Chaos: My Decade in and Out of Humanitarian Aid Authors: Jessica Alexander ISBN: 9780770436919 Tags: AU African Union, AU AUMIS African Union Mission in the Sudan, BDI Burundi, COG Congo-Brazzaville, Disaster - Cyclone Nargis (2008), Disaster - Hatian Earthquake (2010), Disaster - Hurricane Mitch (1998), Disaster - Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami (2004), GBR BA British Army, GBR United Kingdom, HND Honduras, HND Teguchigalpa, HTI Delmas 31 Camp, HTI Gaston Margon Camp, HTI Haiti, HTI Jacmel, HTI MINUSTAH United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Haiti, HTI Port-au-Prince, Humanitarian Aid, ICC International Criminal Court - Hague, IDN Banda Aceh, IDN Indonesia, KEN Kenya, KEN Nairobi, LBR Liberia, LBR National Patriotic Front of Liberia, LBR President Charles Taylor, LKA Sri Lanka, LKA Tamil Tigers, MOZ Mozambique, RWA Hutu Tribe, RWA ICTR International Criminal Trial for Rwanda (Rwandan Civil War), RWA KGL Kigali International Airport, RWA Kibuye, RWA Kigali, RWA Kinbungo, RWA Kiziba, RWA President Juvenal Habyarimana, RWA Rwanda, RWA Rwandan Civil War (1990-1994), RWA Rwandan Genocide (1994) (Rwandan Civil War), RWA Tutsi Tribe, SDN Abu Shouk Refugee Camp, SDN Al Salam Refugee camp, SDN Dar Zagawa, SDN Darfur, SDN Darfur - Abu Shouk Refugee Camp, SDN Darfur - Al Salam Refugee Camp, SDN Darfur - Zam Zam Refugee Camp, SDN Hamadyia Refugee Camp, SDN Hassa Hissa Refugee Camp, SDN Janjaweed Militia, SDN Jebel Marra, SDN Jebel Si, SDN JEM Justice and Equality Movement Army, SDN Juba, SDN Kalma Refugee Camp, SDN Khartoum, SDN Korma, SDN Mukjar, SDN North Darfur, SDN North Darfur - El Fasher, SDN Nuba Mountains, SDN Nyala, SDN President Omar Al-Bashir, SDN Second Sudanese Civil War (1983-2005), SDN SLA Sudanese Liberation Army, SDN South Darfur, SDN Sudan, SDN Tawila, SDN Zalingei, SDN Zam Zam Refugee Camp, SLE Bo, SLE Child Soldiers (Sierra Leone Civil War), SLE Freetown, SLE IMATT International Military Advisory and Training Team, SLE Kailahun, SLE Makeni, SLE RUF Revolutionary United Front, SLE SCSL Special Court (Sierra Leone Civil War), SLE Sierra Leone, SLE Sierra Leone Civil War (1991-2002), TCD Chad, TMP East Timor, TMP Free Aceh Movement, TZA Tanzania, UN UNDP United Nations Development Programme, UN UNICEF United Nations Childrens Fund, UN United Nations, US NY JFK International Airport, US NY New York, USAID Rating: ★★★★ (4 stars) Subject: Disasters

Description: An eye-opening and intimate memoir about life as an international humanitarian aid worker in the field in Rwanda, Sudan, Sierra Leone, and Haiti. Jessica Alexander arrived in Rwanda in the aftermath of the genocide as an idealist intern, excited to be a part of the international humanitarian aid community. But the world that she encountered in the field was dramatically different than anything she could have imagined. In this honest and irreverent memoir, she introduces readers to the reality of the life of an aid worker. We watch as she helps to resettle refugees in Rwanda, manages a 24,000-person camp in Darfur, and helps a former child soldier in Sierra Leone get rid of a tattoo that was carved into his skin by a rebel group. But we also see the alcoholic parties and fleeting romances, the burnouts and cyncism, the plans and priorities that constantly shift and change. Tracing her personal journey from idealistic and naïve newcomer to hardened cynic to hopeful but critical realist, Alexander transports readers to some of the most troubled locations and shows us not only the impossible challenges, but also the moments of hope and recovery. Review: It was a pretty decent book that gave the reader some insight into the situations in Darfur, Haiti, and Sierra Leone from the perspective of a humanitarian aid worker. You'll understand why the help offered is rarely helpful at all, and good intentions is really a double edged sword. There's some good, a lot of bad, a lot of stress, confusion, and a system rigged to fail for the most part. But there's also the human element, and the people that are affected at every level make this a story worth reading.

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5 Things to Do In Rwanda

1.    Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park: Rwanda is renowned for its population of mountain gorillas, and embarking on a gorilla trekking adventure in Volcanoes National Park is a must-do activity. Hike through lush forests, observe these incredible creatures in their natural habitat, and create unforgettable memories.

2.   Visit Kigali Genocide Memorial: Pay homage to Rwanda's history and gain a deeper understanding of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi at the Kigali Genocide Memorial. Explore the museum exhibits, hear survivor stories, and reflect upon the country's journey towards reconciliation and healing.

3.  Explore Nyungwe Forest National Park: Immerse yourself in the beauty of Nyungwe Forest National Park, a vast rainforest teeming with biodiversity. Take a canopy walk high above the treetops, go chimpanzee tracking, hike scenic trails, and enjoy birdwatching in this pristine natural sanctuary.

4.  Experience Lake Kivu: Head to Lake Kivu, one of Africa's great lakes, for a relaxing and scenic retreat. Enjoy activities such as kayaking, boat rides, and swimming in the crystal-clear waters. The lakeside towns of Gisenyi and Kibuye offer stunning views, charming accommodations, and vibrant local culture.

5.  Visit Akagera National Park: Embark on a safari adventure in Akagera National Park, where you can spot a diverse range of wildlife including elephants, zebras, giraffes, and hippos. Take a guided game drive, go birdwatching, or even stay overnight in one of the park's lodges for an immersive wildlife experience.

Remember to always check for the latest travel advisories and guidelines when planning your trip to Rwanda.

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Top Must-Do Activities in Rwanda: Explore with African Traveller Ltd

The tiny but fascinating nation of Rwanda, sometimes known as the "Land of a Thousand Hills," is situated in the center of East Africa. With its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and unique wildlife, Rwanda has become a top destination for travelers seeking an authentic and unforgettable experience. African Traveller Ltd is your ideal guide for exploring this beautiful country, offering a range of tours and activities that cater to all types of adventurers. Whether you're interested in nature, history, or cultural experiences, here are some amazing things to do in Rwanda with African Traveller Ltd.

1. Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park

One of Rwanda's most famous attractions is the opportunity to go gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park. You will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to interact closely and naturally with the critically endangered mountain gorillas. African Traveller Ltd provides guided tours that ensure a safe and informative trek through the dense forest, making this a highlight of your trip.

2. Exploring Kigali City

Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda, is a vibrant and modern hub with a rich history. African Traveller Ltd offers guided city tours that include visits to significant landmarks such as the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where you can learn about the country's past and its journey towards reconciliation and growth. Stroll through local markets, sample traditional Rwandan cuisine, and immerse yourself in the bustling city life.

3. Visiting Akagera National Park

For wildlife enthusiasts, a visit to Akagera National Park is a must. This park is home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino) and offers spectacular game drives, boat safaris, and birdwatching opportunities. African Traveller Ltd's expert guides will help you spot the diverse wildlife and ensure an enriching experience.

4. Chimpanzee Tracking in Nyungwe Forest

Nyungwe Forest National Park is a pristine rainforest that offers incredible biodiversity. One of the park's highlights is the chance to go chimpanzee tracking. With African Traveller Ltd, you can embark on a guided trek to see these fascinating primates in their natural environment, along with other wildlife and a stunning canopy walkway.

5. Relaxing at Lake Kivu

One of Africa's Great Lakes, Lake Kivu is a tranquil and gorgeous location ideal for leisure.Enjoy a boat ride on the lake, visit the charming towns of Gisenyi and Kibuye, or simply unwind on the shores while taking in the breathtaking views. African Traveller Ltd can arrange various activities around Lake Kivu to ensure a memorable stay.

6. Cultural Experiences with Local Communities

Rwanda's rich culture and traditions are best experienced by engaging with local communities. African Traveller Ltd offers cultural tours that include visits to traditional villages, where you can participate in local crafts, dance, and music. These experiences provide a deeper understanding of Rwanda's heritage and the daily lives of its people.

7. Hiking and Nature Walks

Rwanda's diverse landscapes offer numerous opportunities for hiking and nature walks. Whether it's trekking through the volcanic mountains, exploring the lush forests, or walking along the scenic trails of the countryside, Things to do in Rwanda can customize your adventure to match your fitness level and interests.

8. Bird Watching in Rwanda

Rwanda is a paradise for bird watchers, with over 700 bird species recorded in the country. African Traveller Ltd organizes bird-watching tours in various locations, including Nyungwe Forest, Akagera National Park, and the wetlands of Bugesera. Expert guides will help you spot both common and rare species, making it a rewarding experience for bird enthusiasts.

9. Exploring Rwanda's Historical Sites

For history buffs, Rwanda offers several fascinating historical sites to explore. African Traveller Ltd provides tours to places such as the King's Palace Museum in Nyanza, the Ethnographic Museum in Huye, and the ancient rock paintings in Nyamata. These sites offer insights into Rwanda's pre-colonial history and cultural evolution.

10. Enjoying Rwandan Cuisine

Without sampling Rwanda's delectable food, a visit is not complete. African Traveller Ltd can guide you to the best local restaurants and food markets, where you can taste traditional dishes like ugali, brochettes, and isombe. Participate in cooking classes to learn how to prepare these dishes yourself and bring a piece of Rwanda's culinary heritage back home.

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Oui, vraiment le paradis...

Parce que si ce l'était pas, j'aurais pas été obligé d'écrire plus d'un article sur la même journée. (Bon, y'a aussi la p'tite limitation sur le nombre de photos dans un même article... mais quand même)

J'ai pris une pause durant le mois de janvier, besoin d'une pause pour recharger mes batteries de rédaction. C'est tombé pile entre deux articles qui devaient se suivre... celui-ci est donc la suite de notre aventure du temps des fêtes.

La 6e île

Elle vaut peut-être pas un grand-titre à elle seule, mais un sous-titre, certainement. Et une p'tite histoire :

Avant que les îles ne soient retournées à leur état plus naturel, y'avait deux hôtels insulaires, qui avaient chacun leur singe.

Lorsque le Rwanda a rendu illégal la possession d'animaux sauvages comme les singes, les deux hôtels ont tour à tour été libérer le leur sur la même île inhabitée, où ils auraient suffisamment d'arbres fruitiers pour vivre une vie paisible.

Ben il se trouve que c'était un mâle et une femelle, qui n'ont pas tardé à peupler l'île d'autant d'habitants poilus, à face noire et à couilles bleues, que l'île peu vraisemblablement en contenir sans causer de famine.

Et visiblement, le patriarche qui est venu nous visiter sur le bateau n'a l'entre-jamble bleu qu'au propre et pas au figuré : ils sont maintenant une douzaine à y habiter.

Émilie et les singes, c'est une histoire d'amour depuis toujours. Moi, je crois que je l'intimide... y'avait aucun problème à prendre la banane dans ma main, mais y'avait pas trop envie que je le touche et il s'est pas gêné pour me le faire savoir.

Le château

Qui n'a jamais rêvé de vivre dans un château? Et bien y'a quelqu'un qui s'est fait plaisir à Kibuye et qui s'en est fait construire un sur le bord du lac, dans une petite baie. Un beau petit château français tout neuf. Ça change des gigantesques chalets de luxe très récents, avec leurs beaux petits domaines escarpés (car installés à flanc de montagne).

Car oui, ça c'est relativement plat, pour le secteur.

Et parlant de beaux endroits, je crois avoir été visiter le plus bel hôtel (à un prix raisonnable) d'Afrique :

Le Cormoran

Bâti tout en bois sur un flanc de colline comme ses voisins, il se démarque assez bien du reste, puisqu'à la place du classique gros building qui brise le paysage très rustique du coin, c'est plutot un assemblage de jolis chalets, avec 1-3 chambres chacun, perchés sur de hauts pilotis, et rejoints les uns aux autres par des petits ponts suspendus, des balustrades et de beaux sentiers de pierre. Sans compter un restaurant chic-rustique qui sert des repas français, belges et rwandais délicieux.

Et le reste du domaine suit la même logique, avec ses sentiers qui descendent en zigzag la pente terriblement abrupte jusqu'au petit plat, au bord de l'eau. Et ils n'ont pas manqué cette zone-là non plus: carré de sable avec des chaises longues, piscine, et quelques bancs ici-et-là, tous placés stratégiquement pour laisser place à la végétation et au décor magnifique qu'offre la baie et le lac Kivu.

Mais si c'est si beau et extraordinaire, le prix "raisonnable" que je mentionnais plus tôt doit pas être donné non plus, vous vous dites sûrement.

Grossière erreur : c'est le prix de l'hôtel moyen en Amérique, à savoir ~150$/nuit. C'est terriblement cher, quand on sait que l'hôtel où on logeait nous a coûté 110$ pour les 3 nuits qu'on a passé en ville, mais la qualité (et le décor) ne se comparent pas. Et c'est sans compter que le restaurant est à la hauteur du décor époustouflant, et au même prix qu'un restaurant à peine chic dans la capitale.

Mais il doit bien y avoir une raison, une attrappe, qui explique qu'il y ait de l'hébergement magnifique, des villas incroyables et d'excellents restaurants, tous à des prix décents. Et vous auriez raison de vous dire ça.

Les routes sont pas toutes belles

Et la route entre Kibuye et Kigali, c'est la route nationale la plus moche qu'on ait parcouru ici. Pas qu'elle est si terrible, mais y'a une bonne heure de route où y'a presque autant de nids de poule que d'asphalte. Rendu là, j'aurais préféré une route en gravier.

Et j'aurai été servi de ce côté là aussi, c'est ça qui m'attendait juste après. Et c'était pas si mal, parce qu'elle, elle n'avait pas de nids de poule. Même qu'en fait, y'avait beaucoup de travailleurs qui s'affairaient à se préparer à y mettre de l'asphalte. Espérons juste qu'elle ne subisse pas le même sort que l'autre.

Mais à chaque extrémité de ce voyage, les routes étaient belles, pour ne pas dire parfaites, comme pas mal toutes les (autres) routes asphaltées du Rwanda.

Mais tout ça nous écarte du point central de ce voyage à moto : de belles routes sinueuses, offrant des paysages à couper le souffle à tous les instants.

J'ai essayé de rester sur le bord de la route pour simplifier la vie de la caméramane et c'est le mieux que j'ai pu faire. Régalez-vous!

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Exporter of Oral Bottle Liquid Filling Machine in Rwanda

Company Overview: Laxmi Pharma Equipment is a prominent Manufacturer, Supplier, and Exporter of Oral Bottle Liquid Filling Machine in Rwanda. Laxmi Pharma Equipment offers a wide array of pharmaceutical machinery including vial filling machines, bottle filling machines, liquid filling machines, powder filling machines, vial sealing machines, ampoule filling machines, ROPP capping machines, screw capping machines, aluminum cap sealing machines, and sticker labeling machines. The company is a reputable manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of Oral Liquid Filling Machines for bottles, meeting diverse industry needs. The company specializes in the production of Oral Liquid Filling Machines for bottles, catering to diverse industry needs. We provide automatic liquid filling machines for bottles, facilitating various types of liquid fillings. Key Features of Liquid Filling Machine: GMP Compliance: Ensures adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice standards. Volumetric Type: Volumetric liquid filling machine for precise measurements. Material Quality: SS 316 to PTFE type for each filling pump. Output Range: Capable of 40 to 250 BPM (Bottles Per Minute). Contact Parts: All liquid contact parts are made of S. S. 316. Filling Accuracy: ±1% accuracy in filling. Filling Capacity: Suitable for filling 5ml to 1000ml with the help of change parts. Volume Setting: Individual volume setting for each pump (manual) or servo type for auto setting. No-Bottle, No-Fill System: Prevents wastage by ensuring filling only when a bottle is present. Variable Frequency Drive: The main machine and conveyor are equipped with a variable frequency drive. High-Quality Components: Imported gearbox and motor. Exporter of Oral Bottle Liquid Filling Machine in Rwanda Including Bugesera, Burera, Gakenke, Gasabo, Gatsibo, Gicumbi, Gisagara, Huye, Kamonyi, Karongi, Kayonza, Kicukiro, Kirehe, Muhanga, Musanze, Ngoma, Ngororero, Nyabihu, Nyagatare, Nyamagabe, Nyamasheke, Nyanza, Nyarugenge, Nyaruguru, Rubavu, Ruhango, Rulindo, Rusizi, Rutsiro, Rwamagana, Kigali, Gisenyi, Butare, Gitarama, Ruhengeri, Byumba, Cyangugu, Kibuye, Rwamagana, Kibungo, Kirambo, Kagano. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or for additional information. Read the full article

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Video - Dr Michelle Corral invites you for East Africa Fire & Anointing Conference at Nsambya Sharing Hall on 08th & 09th Aug 2023

Dr Michelle Corral invites you at the East Africa Fire & Anointing Conference on 08th & 09th August 2023 at Nsambya , Sharing Hall. Register here on http://www.eastfireconference.org Dr Michelle Corral Billboard at Kibuye roundabout

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Living in Fear No More: Rwanda's Top Genocide Fugitive Behind Bars

  One of the world’s most wanted genocide fugitives has been arrested after being on the run for more than two decades, the UN tribunal prosecuting war crimes committed in Rwanda announced on Thursday. Fulgence Kayishema is alleged to have orchestrated the killing of approximately 2,000 Tutsi refugees at Nyange Catholic Church during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (IRMCT) said in a statement. He was arrested in South Africa on Wednesday in a joint operation between the IRMCT Office of the Prosecutor and the authorities.  

Finally facing justice

Kayishema has been at large since 2001 and was among four remaining fugitives from the genocide, during which an estimated one million people were killed, and roughly 150,000 to 250,000 women raped, over a period of some 100 days. In a statement released by his Spokesperson, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, said the arrest "sends a powerful message that those who are alleged to have committed such crimes cannot evade justice and will eventually be held accountable, even more than a quarter of a century later."   Mr. Guterres commended the cooperation between the IRMCT and the South African authorities for the apprehension, and recalled that "all States have an obligation to cooperate with the Mechanism in the location, arrest, detention, surrender and transfer of the accused persons still at large."   IRMCT Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz said his arrest ensures the long-standing fugitive will finally face justice for his alleged crimes. “Genocide is the most serious crime known to humankind. The international community has committed to ensure that its perpetrators will be prosecuted and punished. This arrest is a tangible demonstration that this commitment does not fade and that justice will be done, no matter how long it takes,” he added.  

International partners for justice

Mr. Brammertz said the thorough investigation that led to the arrest was made possible through the support and cooperation of South Africa and the Operational Task Team established by President Cyril Ramaphosa to assist the ICMRT Fugitive Tracking Team. They also received “vital support” from similar Task Forces in other African countries, notably Eswatini and Mozambique. “Rwandan authorities under the leadership of Prosecutor General Aimable Havugiyaremye continued to be our strongest partners and provided essential assistance,” he said.   The Chief Prosecutor also cited support from other countries, including the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, saying “Kayishema’s arrest demonstrates yet again that justice can be secured, no matter the challenges, through direct cooperation between international and national law enforcement agencies.”   The IRMCT performs essential functions previously carried out by the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), which closed in December 2015, and another for the former Yugoslavia, which concluded two years later. Kayishema was indicted by the Rwanda tribunal in 2001. He was charged with genocide, complicity in genocide, conspiracy to commit genocide, and crimes against humanity for killings and other crimes committed in Kivumu Commune, Kibuye Prefecture, during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. According to the indictment, he and other co-perpetrators murdered more than 2,000 refugees - men, women, elderly persons, and children - at the Nyange Church in Kivumu commune, on 15 April 1994. He “directly participated in the planning an execution” of the massacre, working methodically over two days following, to transfer the corpses to mass graves.  

Further step forward

The arrest marks “a further step forward” in the effort to account for all those fugitives still at large who have been indicted by the ICTR. Since 2020, the OTP Fugitive Tracking Team has accounted for five of the fugitives at large, including another of the architects of the genocide which was orchestrated by the extremist Hutu regime at the time, - Félicien Kabuga. - Augustin Bizimana. - Protais Mpiranya. - Phéneas Munyarugarama. - Fulgence Kayishema. There are now only three outstanding fugitives.   Sources: THX News & UN News. Read the full article

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Kibuye: 549 Happy Kids

The day started out as a rainy mess (leaving Chrystal Home Stay at 6 am), but the Inner Wheel ladies had the gospel tunes rocking on the bus, complete with dancing in the isles, regardless of the weather. We arrived to a chaotic wet scene at the Kibuye school but we were soon able to get the distribution under way and the weather cleared quickly. We distributed today's 549 kits to very grateful children (1 missing mattress) in what ended up being perfect weather. A few minor glitches today but we are carrying on without our team leader who is out with COVID.

We enjoyed lunch with the Inner Wheel ladies at Merina Country Villas, a Ugandan gem in the middle of no where. Long 12 hour (+) day wrapped with a team meeting and great dinner by Daina.

Up and at it at 5 Am, another 550 children await! Good night all!

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Lusail World Cup stadium safety guard dies after severe fall

Lusail World Cup stadium safety guard dies after severe fall

A safety guard on the World Cup’s Lusail Stadium in Qatar died on Tuesday after struggling a severe fall whereas on obligation, match organizers the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy mentioned on Wednesday. John Njau Kibuye had fallen on 10 December, the assertion mentioned. It added that medical groups instantly arrived on the scene and supplied emergency therapy earlier than being…

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47 jours - Emmanuel BOURCELET- 2017

47 jours – Emmanuel BOURCELET- 2017

Quatrième de couverture 1994, le XXe siècle chemine vers son terme, osant à peine contempler le cortège d’horreurs autodestructrices qui jalonnent son parcours. Et voilà que le génocide des Tutsis vient le conclure d’un point d’orgue. Roseline, lycéenne de 17 ans, est l’une des premières victimes. Blessée, elle survit pendant 47 jours dans un charnier de la région de Kibuye. Au-delà de l’horreur…