In 1994 a crowd of people tried to flee to neighboring countries. Rwandans became refugees in countries like Burundi, Uganda, TanzaniaChildren, Babies, Infants, they were all slaughtered Few of the millions that were killedSome survivors were left with scarsBodies were found in churches as people thought it was their safe havenCollections of bones and skulls of the victims kept in different memorial sitesKigali Genocide Memorial Site, where the remains of over 250,000 people are interred there Every year candles are lit throughout the 100 Days as a symbol of honoring and paying tribute to the victims and survivors of the atrocity Excellency President Paul Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame lighting the Flame of HopeMillions of Rwandans and friends across the world participate in the Walk to Remember, a symbol of hope and resilienceRwandans and friends gather to pay tribute to the victims and to support the survivorsThis is Rwanda nowA country that has now rebuilt itself from the devastation of the pastRwanda has been named one of the cleanest countries in Africa
