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Kigali Genocide Memorial to host Spoken Word Rwanda Kwibuka23 Edition

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Invitation

Twenty-three years after the Genocide against the Tutsi, we remember and commemorate the more than one million lives lost. With the power of resilience and as one people, we continue to stand together with one purpose and one vision.

Come share and listen to the very best at this month’s Spoken Word Rwanda Kwibuka23 edition with the theme: The #PowerOfOne.

Venue: Kigali Genocide Memorial – Amphitheatre
Date: Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Entrance: FREE
Time: 7:30pm

Remember. Unite. Renew.

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