The East African Community (EAC) joined Rwandans and international partners in marking the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, reinforcing regional solidarity and the commitment to never forget.
The commemoration featured a solidarity march across Arusha, where participants demonstrated unity in honoring the victims of the genocide. The event culminated in a floral tribute at the EAC Genocide Memorial, paying respect to those who lost their lives.
EAC officials highlighted that “Kwibuka” carries deep historical significance in Rwanda, symbolizing the remembrance of past atrocities and the commitment to build a future free from hatred and division.
Leaders emphasized that the anniversary is not only about remembrance but also about strengthening regional cohesion, fighting genocide ideology, and supporting survivors in their journey of recovery.
The community applauded the courage and resilience of survivors, noting that their perseverance continues to offer a vital lesson for the region and the world.
