
Rwandan Ambassador to Kenya, Ernest Rwamucyo, has expressed concerns about the ongoing threat of genocide ideology in the Great Lakes region, particularly highlighting eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as a hotspot for ethnic hatred and extremist rhetoric. His remarks were made during a reception in Nairobi celebrating the 32nd anniversary of Rwanda’s Liberation Day.
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