This is issue no. 54 of Kangura newspaper published in January 1994. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue no. 55 of Kangura newspaper published in January 1994. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue no. 56 of Kangura newspaper published in February 1994. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue no. 57 of Kangura newspaper published in February 1994. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue no. 58 of Kangura newspaper published in March 1994. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue n0. 10 of Kangura Newspaper published in December 1990. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred. In this issue the Hutu ten commandements were published.  

This is issue no. 7 of Kangura newspaper published in December 1990. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is issue no. 9 of Kangura newspaper published in January 1991. Established in 1990, Kangura was published in French and Kinyarwanda, and promoted ethnic hatred.  

This is a special issue of Kangura featuring manifestos governing political parties including CDR, PALIPEHUTU, and MDR-BURUNDI.  

Kangura was a Kinyarwanda- and French-language magazine in Rwanda that served to stoke ethnic hatred in the run-up to the Genocide Against Tutsi. The magazine was a response to the RPF-sponsored Kanguka, adopting a similar informal style. "Kangura" was a Rwandan word meaning "wake others up", as opposed to "Kanguka", which meant "wake up". The journal was based in Gisenyi, Rwanda.