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Rwanda marks 1994 genocide amid tensions over M23 rebellion in DRC

  • On April 7, 2025, Rwanda held Kwibuka ceremonies to honor and remember the victims of the mass killings targeting the Tutsi population in 1994.
  • The commemoration occurred amid a complex conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where the M23 rebel group escalated fighting since January 2024.
  • Congo’s interior ministry accused Rwanda’s army and M23 rebels of crimes between May 10 and 13, including 107 murders and abduction of over 4,000 men and boys forcibly loaded onto trucks.
  • M23 displayed hundreds of captives at a stadium claiming they were Congolese army or allied militia members, while UN experts estimate about 4,000 Rwandan troops support M23 fighters.
  • Without strong Congolese government control or international pressure, the violence linked to Rwanda-backed rebels and resource conflicts is expected to persist, raising concerns about regional stability.
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Hundreds of Rwandans who fled to Congo after the 1994 genocide return in UN repatriation

Hundreds of Rwandan refugees who have been living in eastern Congo since the 1994 genocide in Rwanda have been repatriated.

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The New Times | Rwanda broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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