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Mayor of Rusizi District requested to provide clarifications on letter hurting Genocide survivors

By Esther Muhozi
On 12 March 2024 at 01:10

The Mayor, Dr. Kibiriga Anicet, has received a request from the Rusizi District Council seeking clarification on the message conveyed in a letter of official letter that do not uphold Rwandans’ unity.

On March 8, 2024, Rusizi District Council asked Mayor Dr. Kibiriga for clarification regarding the content of his letter sent to members of the Ibuka committees inviting them to a meeting to confirm the dates for the commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Nyarushishi, Kamembe, and Mururu.

In the second paragraph of the correspondence, the Mayor wrote, "I write to you requesting to confirm the dates we set for remembering yours, the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994."

"This document of yours dated March 1, 2024 shows that it does not concern you, it continues to hurt all Rwandans, most especially the survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994. It is the leader who should set an example in strengthening the unity of Rwandans."

The District Council noted that in Mayor Kibiriga’s letter dated March 6, he apologized, acknowledging errors in his communication and the use of inappropriate language.

The Council reminded the Mayor that this was not the first time he had made such mistakes.

The Council requested clarification from the Mayor, expressing concern about his reluctance to condemn inappropriate behavior during the commemoration period.

They highlighted his inconsistency with his letter and other public statements, which hinder efforts to uplift Rwandans who rely on his guidance and leadership.

The Mayor, Dr. Kibiriga Anicet, has received a request from the Rusizi District Council seeking clarification on the message conveyed in a letter of official letter that do not uphold Rwandans' unity.

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