Never Again Rwanda

Good evening to day on 10th April 2026
Never Again Rwanda, through its Community of alumni, organized a meaningful visit to the Rebero Genocide Memorial Site. The event brought together 126 young people, leaders, and community members to reflect on Rwanda’s history, honor the victims, and reinforce the values of unity, resilience, and reconciliation.
The Visit had a purpose to provide youth with a deeper understanding of the history of the Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994. to create a space for remembrance and reflection, to inspire young people to actively promote peace, unity, and reconciliation.
Participants engaged in moments of remembrance, guided discussions, and youthled reflections. The visit offered an opportunity for learning directly from history, particularly at Rebero, where political leaders who opposed the genocide ideology are laid to rest.
Youth expressed that the experience strengthened their understanding of the past and helped them draw lessons on the importance of standing for truth, justice, and humanity.
H.E. Irene Vida Gala, Ambassador of Brazil to Rwanda, accompanied the youth and shared a message of encouragement. She reminded participants that despite Rwanda’s painful history, the country has rebuilt itself and stands today as a global example of unity and reconciliation. She urged young people to learn from history, choose the positive path demonstrated by the Inkotanyi, and take responsibility for protecting the peace and unity Rwanda enjoys today.
Jean Felix Uriho and Martine Akariza from the coms team were also present in support of the initiative.
The Capacity Building and Social Inclusion Officer from Never Again Rwanda Mr Adjabu emphasized that genocide denial is the final stage of genocide. He raised concern about current trends of denial, citing statements such as those made by Patrick Muyaya, who has publicly minimized the Genocide against the Tutsi.
He encouraged youth to take responsibility in countering such narratives by: Sharing accurate history which they will get by
Visiting memorial sites, reading and seeking knowledge
He stressed that informed youth are better equipped to challenge misinformation and protect the truth.

He concluded by appreciating the Never Again Community for organizing the visit and strengthening solidarity, also highlighted by the inclusion of peers from Umurunga Family and Sherry Silver Foundation.
The visit was a valuable learning experience for the youth. It deepened their understanding of Rwanda’s history and reinforced their role in safeguarding unity and combating genocide denial. The initiative reflects the ongoing commitment of young people to be active agents of peace and reconciliation.

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