#Kwibuka25: Café Littéraire - Kigali  (A touching poem from Ruth and Pamela) - video Dailymotion

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00:00 [Music]

00:03 In the doom of moral lust, mourning everywhere.

00:09 [Foreign language]

00:20 It started progressively, where one group was given warning to flee their country.

00:28 When the murder phase smeared anger better, getting ready to kill innocent people.

00:34 With panga, granite, needles, spears, and soar and more.

00:44 The name Umututsi became a sin that Umuhutu has to clean.

00:50 [Foreign language]

01:00 A year came, 1994.

01:03 A month came, April.

01:06 April.

01:07 [Foreign language]

01:15 More than one million people died in three months.

01:18 More than 10,000 people died in a day.

01:21 More than 400 people died in an hour.

01:24 And nearly 10 people died in a minute.

01:29 We lost our fathers, our grandfathers, our mothers, our grandmothers, our sisters, our brothers, our friends.

01:39 And now we are left alone in the dark, with wounds in our heart, with scars that burns us when we call you.

01:47 But what increased our melancholy?

01:49 [Foreign language]

01:50 We don't know if you do the same where you are.

01:54 But we have hope.

01:55 The government of unity came to end it, to stop it.

01:59 Light overshadowed the darkness.

02:01 Reconciliation became our priority.

02:03 Peace became our destiny.

02:05 And now we are moving forward in unity.

02:08 [Applause]

02:11 Randa, you've been hurt, but the youth today is the strength of your tomorrow.

02:16 Why you will live without sorrow, but rather live with prosperity above all.

02:25 [Foreign language]

02:40 We have redefined the image of Randa because of Ndumunyangwanda.

02:44 We now preach self-reliance and understand Agachido.

02:48 We now dance to the beat of unity you have built in us.

02:53 [Foreign language]

03:08 Don't touch.

03:13 [Applause]

03:16 I see opportunities made in Randa.

03:19 I see more.

03:20 I see tomorrow.

03:21 I see a bright future.

03:23 A beautiful and a prosperous Randa.

03:27 As for we, the youth, let us embrace the opportunities of today and tomorrow.

03:32 Let us unshackle ourselves from yesterday's oppression and discrimination.

03:36 Let us us not what a country can do for us.

03:39 Because the strength of Randa is us.

03:42 Again, it's us.

03:44 [Foreign language]

03:47 To us, the youth, the lesson of genocide was a wake-up call to achieve unity,

03:53 reconciliation, development, above all, hope of the future.

03:59 And never again cannot be the word we just say.

04:02 We must walk the talk as the future generation of Randa.

04:06 And for those who say and think and believe that Randa is a country with no security,

04:13 no equity, no opportunity, no hospitality, we are here to prove them wrong

04:20 by lifting our voices up and say in a capital letter that

04:26 [Foreign language]

04:32 Thank you.

04:33 [Applause]

04:37 [Music]

#Kwibuka25: Café Littéraire - Kigali (A touching poem from Ruth and Pamela)

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