The Shadows of Rwanda: A History of Resilience

In just 100 days, nearly one million people were murdered. But this wasn't

just a sudden burst of violence. The roots lay in colonial division. Belgian rulers issued

ethnic ID cards, turning neighbors into enemies based on physical traits and measured features.

The spark? A plane crash in 1994. The President's death triggered a pre-planned

and terrifyingly systematic extermination across the country. The world watched in silence.

Families were torn apart, leaving a nation shattered. Today,

Rwanda stands as a miracle of reconciliation. History is a warning.

If we forget the causes, we risk the consequences.