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You Made the Right Choice, Rubavu Mayor Tells Returnees From DR Congo

A total of 382 Rwandans returned from DR Congo on Wednesday, October 8, as part of an ongoing joint repatriation effort supported by the UN Refugee Agency. According to the Ministry of Emergency Management (MINEMA), the new returnees will be temporarily housed at Nyarushishi Transit Centre for further repatriation process, joining over 4000 who have returned since January 2025. ALSO READ: "Congolese army jailed me, broke my leg," says Rwandan re…
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106 families comprising 387 Rwandans returned from the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where they had been living for many years. They were received on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, in Rubavu at the main border known as La Corniche, Grande Barrière, which connects Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. After being received in Rwanda, they are expected to be immediately transferred to the Nyarushishi Transit Camp in Rusizi D…

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UMUSEKE broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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