KigaliNigeriaConnection Rwanda: Genesis of 1994 genocide
The Kigali Genocide Memorial which opened in 2004, sits on an elevation. It is a neat place with well tended lawns, a rose garden, and a few buildings. If the dead buried there could see this floral place, they would be happy that their earthly cloaks lie buried within these green plots. The beauty, peace and architecture of the place, inspires. The memorial is an Ode to the dead, but it may also be an Ode to Life.
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