RWANDA-GENOCIDE-ANNIVERSARY-RECONCILIATION

Joel Mugabowindekwe, a Hutu, whose house served to host meetings to plan attacks on neighbouring Tutsis 1994 genocide, is seen in his native Gitega village on March 4, 2019. - Joel's house, previously hosting meetings to plan attacks now hosts reconciliation meetings. Two villages on adjascent hills are now re-learning to share all they have, including a well-spring at the bottom of the valley, as they had prior to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda when majority Hutu's from Giheta turned on their long-time neighbours in Ruseke. More than a thousand residents of the town were massacred in the days following the outbreak of inter-ethnic violence, a genocide in which over 800,000 mostly Tutsi people were slaughtered between April to July 1994, according to the UN. (Photo by JACQUES NKINZINGABO / AFP) (Photo credit should read JACQUES NKINZINGABO/AFP via Getty Images)