AV/922

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Containers:
Box 120, Audio-cassette RW075B
Extent:
Sony HF 60
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  1. Air Date: 1994 Apr. 18
  2. Producer: Radio Rwanda
  3. Original Language: Kinyarwanda, French
  4. This tape includes the conclusion to the interview with Sixbert Ndayambaje, the burgomaster of Runda commune, from Archive #075A. Ndayambaje explains that the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF)'s plans involve killing people as a necessary means to obtaining power. The interview is then broadcasted in French and focuses on the RPF's having established a network within Rwanda's borders. An unidentified journalist follows with news bulletins and a letter from the "Association of those who love Rwanda" calling for cooperation between the government, military, and citizens, and criticizing the RPF. The tape ends with a statement from the "Intikiza" with a call for an end to the fighting.

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