Rwanda: Why Are Some Memorial Sites in Bad Shape? 30 April 2014 , By Theophile Harushyamagara, Source: Focus Recently, while speaking to National Consultative Forum of Political Organizations, Protais Mitali, the Minister of Sports and Culture, had to explain the causes "of bad status" of some of the 1994 Genocide memorial sites across the country. While the minister agreed some memorial sites are in a poor condition and promises a new law that is meant to reverse the case, in meantime, pleas are coming to find immediate solutions to the problem. "Us, whose relative's remains lie in the Rukumberi memorial site, we are really sad. We would be delighted if this site was upgraded and put up to required standards," said Callixte Kabandana, the president of Rukumberi survivors' association in Ngoma, Eastern Province. Rukumberi memorial site, where remains of at least 35,000 kill...
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