H.E Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, President of Mali, visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre to pay respect to victims of the 1994 genocide perpetrated against Tutsi, and was welcomed by Honore Gatera and Freddy Mutanguha.  

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Opening hours of the GAR.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Walk to Remember was created by young Rwandans as a way to stand against genocide.On 7 April, 2014 the National Walk to Remember began at the Parliament building in Kigali and ended at Amahoro Stadium, where a candlelit vigil took place.  

 

A video of the Walk to Remember that began at the Parliament building in Kigali and ended at Amahoro Stadium, where a candle lit vigil to remember the victims of the genocide took place, reading names of victims of the Genocide, followed by speeches and performances by Rwandan artists, April 2014.  

A video of the Walk to Remember that began at the Parliament building in Kigali and ended at Amahoro Stadium, where a candle lit vigil to remember the victims of the genocide took place, reading names of victims of the Genocide, followed by speeches and performances by Rwandan artists, April 2015.  

The Walk to Remember was created by young Rwandans as a way to stand against genocide. On 12 April, 2014 the National Walk to Remember began at the Parliament building in Kigali and ended at Amahoro Stadium, where a candlelit vigil took place.  

 

 

The article talks about Tutsi from Rwanda who were fleeing to Burundi from massacres by the Bahutu.