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During the genocide, I saw the darkness of a man's heart. I remember one Saturday, they came back again, I confronted them as usual, warning them that by killing the refugees in my house, they were digging their own graves.

— Zura Karuhimbi Interview with Rwanda Today (2014)

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You can not die, you can not give up, we can defeat these evil people.

Love is the most important thing. Find someone to love and the future will always be bright.

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I only believed in one God and the thing of magical power was just an invention and cover I was using to save lives. I am not a witch doctor.

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