How to pronounce“rwandans”in English

Rwandans actually-- this has been a real challenge for us-- don't have a culture of food.

And Rwandans have come, because we are scheduling for the 20th anniversary of that genocide, a retreat in Rwanda,

Other Rwandans, those of the majority Hutu group, had fled, afraid the RPF would kill them in revenge for the slaughter of Tutsis.

Involves Rwandans in the sense that what we've tried to do when we came to office is to make sure that we mobilize Rwandans so

So they started categorizing Rwandans, studying them, measuring their noses, dividing them, and saying that the Tutsis are tall.

Yet for many Rwandans, the effects continue to haunt.

And that involves Rwandans, that's the most important thing.

Can you please respect Rwandans and allow them the chance to do what they feel is good for them.

Let's respect the Rwandans, let's, let's talk about other very important issues.

And about a third are Rwandans, mainly higher class Rwandans.

And good governance that allows Rwandans to participate.

Are the people that mostly come in native Rwandans or more tourists?

major plans for Rwandan Healthcare is called health mutal so rwandans are expected to spend about $2 per capita per year for a suite of services so if

the project today the entire project is led by rwandans and the private sector

because before the colonial era, the Rwandans did not have tribes or ethnics.

And just to provide a statistic, 60% of Rwandans living in Rwanda are under the age of 25, like Gakire.

and coffee buyers H have have kind of come together to work with the rwandans

rwandz to take over the project today the entire project is led by rwandans and the private sector is actually taking notice so fizer for example the

Continue and get better, and- So that Rwandans dignity is really you know, fulfilled and achieved, and, that's what is happening by the way across Africa I think.

But the scars are living with these people, are living with Rwandans, and we don't know necessarily when they're going to manifest themselves or in what ways.

I think, what you're talking about here is something that primarily concerns Rwandans.

So I believe the stat is, yeah, an estimated 1 million Rwandans were killed during the genocide, 20% of the population.

This is Omar, who is standing in Nyamata Memorial Church, where nearly 335,000 Rwandans were massacred in early April 1994.

And the thing that was so manifest to me is that, yes, all these Rwandans were overwhelmingly very, very poor.

As, as I mentioned, everything we have been doing has been focused on how do Rwandans participate, how Rwandans benefit?

So what you are trying to do today, is, is make sure that Rwandans understand what went wrong in our history and to be able to correct that.

What I would want to see, or, what we have is continuation of what we've already seen that we have learned together with Rwandans.