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1959 Bishop André Perraudin’s “Lent Letter” Legitimizes Ethnic Division in Rwanda

On 11 February 1959, Bishop André Perraudin, a prominent Catholic figure in Rwanda, circulated a highly influential letter known as

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Ku wa 17 Ukuboza 1978 : Habaye amatora ya referandumu Itegeko Nshinga ritorwa ku majwi 89 %

Ku wa 17 Ukuboza 1978 : Habaye amatora ya referandumu Itegeko Nshinga ritorwa ku majwi 89 %

Ku wa 15 Ugushyingo 1907 ni bwo Kandt yabaye Rezida w’u Rwanda ndetse muri uwo mwaka bibarwa ko ari na bwo yahanze Umujyi wa Kigali waje kuba Umurwa Mukuru mu 1962

Ku wa 15 Ugushyingo 1907 ni bwo Kandt yabaye Rezida w’u Rwanda ndetse muri uwo mwaka bibarwa ko ari na

Unveiling of New Flag, National Anthem, and Coat of Arms

On 31 December 2001, Rwanda officially unveiled a new flag, national anthem, and coat of arms, marking a significant moment

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1978 Ku wa 17 Ukuboza 1978 : Habaye amatora ya referandumu Itegeko Nshinga ritorwa ku majwi 89 %

Ku wa 17 Ukuboza 1978 : Habaye amatora ya referandumu Itegeko Nshinga ritorwa ku majwi

1907 Ku wa 15 Ugushyingo 1907 ni bwo Kandt yabaye Rezida w’u Rwanda ndetse muri uwo mwaka bibarwa ko ari na bwo yahanze Umujyi wa Kigali waje kuba Umurwa Mukuru mu 1962

Ku wa 15 Ugushyingo 1907 ni bwo Kandt yabaye Rezida w’u Rwanda ndetse muri uwo

2001 Unveiling of New Flag, National Anthem, and Coat of Arms

On 31 December 2001, Rwanda officially unveiled a new flag, national anthem, and coat of

1993 Failure of Transitional Government Inauguration

On 31 December 1993, the inauguration of the Broad-Based Transitional Government (BBTG) in Rwanda, as

1993 Arrival of RPF Members and RPA 3rd Battalion in Kigali

On 28 December 1993, members of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), along with the RPA

1993 FPR Representatives, Including 600 Troops, Arrive in Kigali

On 28 December 1993, representatives from the Rwandan Patriotic Front (FPR), along with approximately 600

1987 RANU Changes Name to Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF)

On 25 December 1987, the Rwandan Alliance for National Unity (RANU), a political organization primarily

1978 First Presidential Election in the Second Republic

On 24 December 1978, the first presidential election in the Second Republic of Rwanda was

1988 President Habyarimana Re-Elected with 99.98% of the Vote

On 19 December 1988, President Juvénal Habyarimana was re-elected as the leader of Rwanda with