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Rwanda: Liberation Day - Youth Reflect on Their Role in Nation-Building

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[New Times] The youth were at the heart of the 1990-94 Liberation Struggle. On the occasion of the country's 28th Liberation Day, The New Times spoke to different youths about the lessons learned from the liberation campaign and their role in the continuing effort toward a more prosperous, united country.

Source: allAfrica.com

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