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Rwanda: Young Rwandans Reflect on Meaning of Patriotism Day

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[New Times] Every year on October 1, Rwandans celebrate patriotism day, which also coincides with the day on which Rwanda's four-year liberation struggle was launched by the RPA forces. It is a moment for all Rwandans - especially the youth - to reminisce on the love for the nation, with each reflecting on what they can do in the service of their country.

Source: allAfrica.com

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