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Muhanga (former
Gitarama,
renamed in 2006) is a city in Rwanda, in the
Muhanga District, in
Southern Province. The city is
situated 5,945 feet (1,812 m)...
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Gitarama was one of the
former twelve provinces (intara) of
Rwanda and was
situated in the
centre of the country, to the west of the
capital Kigali. Gitarama...
- In the
Rwandan Revolution, the coup of
Gitarama (French: coup d'etat de
Gitarama) was an
event which occurred on 28
January 1961 in
which the monarchy...
- Ruanda-Urundi (the
predecessor to Rwanda) Flag used
after the coup of
Gitarama (1961) by the
republican government during the last year of the Kingdom...
- of
Gitarama and
Butare during the
early phase, as the
prefects of
those areas were
moderates opposed to the violence. The
genocide began in
Gitarama after...
- 1994
genocide against the Tutsi.
Akayesu was the
mayor of Taba
commune in
Gitarama prefecture from
April 1993
until June 1994. As mayor, he was responsible...
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internationally recognised as the most
sought génocidaire. Born to a Hutu
family in
Gitarama,
Mpiranya was a
major in the
Rwandan Armed Forces at the time of the war...
- "strong"
prefect from the
Social Democratic Party (PSD) then
working in
Gitarama would ****ume the office.
Butare was home to Hutu and
Tutsi po****tions...
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Prime Minister of
Rwanda from 2
April 1992 to 18 July 1993. A
native of
Gitarama, he was a
member of the
Republican Democratic Movement and was appointed...
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leave the
country after the 1959 Hutu Revolution.
Rwigema was born in
Gitarama, in the
south of Rwanda.
Considered a Tutsi, in 1960 he and his family...
