On the eve of April 6, 1994 in Kigabiro Sector, Rwamagana District, Rwanda, Alfred Musafiri spent a quiet evening at home with his wife, Marie-Thérèse Murekatete and their three children. Life followed its usual rural rhythm – simple routines, children settling in and the expectation of another ordinary day ahead. Nothing in that moment suggested what was coming. Yet beneath the calm, years of growing tension had already shaped how safety and be…
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