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Prime Minister Visits Ntarama Genocide Memorial

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Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva and staff working in Ministries and Agencies operating in the Prime Minister’s Office building visited the Ntarama Genocide Memorial in Bugesera District, as part of the 32nd Genocide Remembrance Day. The event was held in conjunction with the remembrance of those who served in the Ministries of Justice (MINIJUST), Infrastructure (MINITRAPE), and Transport and Communications (MINITRANSCO) who were killed in …
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Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva and staff working in Ministries and Agencies operating in the Prime Minister’s Office building visited the Ntarama Genocide Memorial in Bugesera District, as part of the 32nd Genocide Remembrance Day. The event was held in conjunction with the remembrance of those who served in the Ministries of Justice (MINIJUST), Infrastructure (MINITRAPE), and Transport and Communications (MINITRANSCO) who were killed in …

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UMUSEKE broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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