Kwibuka30 marks a generational cycle since the Genocide against the Tutsi was put to an end. It is a time to reflect on Rwanda’s journey of rebuilding strength, resilience, and unity. It now falls to new generations to sustain and carry forward this progress, adapting to today’s global challenges to achieve their aspirations. Kwibuka, meaning “Remember” in Kinyarwanda, is an annual commemoration period that starts on 7 April lasting for 100 days. It serves as a solemn time for remembrance of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Rwanda shows that unity, reconciliation, and nation-building through shared human values is possible. To find out about all the events during the commemoration visit the website Kwibuka.rw https://kwibuka.rw/upcoming-events/
