Foreigners visiting the monuments of the Genocide against the Tutsi are all over the country, saying that the world should learn a lesson from what happened in Rwanda and therefore strive to prevent it from happening again.
On the 7th of April, Rwanda begins the 30th Commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi, as the preparations are intensified, the number of foreigners visiting the places where the Genocide remains, especially the monuments, continues to increase.
An American, Ranord Gill, arrived in Rwanda from South Africa where he confirmed that the conversation he had with the Rwandan he met there showed him the direction Rwanda has been given by good leadership.
Nick Cimbollek Lopez, who came from Germany, visited the Kigali monument for the first time, He compares the Genocide against the Jews to what he witnessed against the Tutsis, only saying that the difference is based on the fact that some Rwandans decided to kill their fellow citizens.
The two agree that such a history should be a lesson to the leaders of different countries in the world, so they strive to prevent Genocide from happening again.
