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Rwandans in U.S. Midwest Celebrate Liberation Day

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[New Times] The Rwandan Community in the United States Midwest region met on Sunday to celebrate the 27th anniversary of the country's liberation, paying tribute to Rwandan men and women who gave their lives, and also in different ways, those who contributed to Rwanda's liberation.

Source: allAfrica.com

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