Regional attempts to capitalise on still fragile situations

The myth of the Hutus and Tutsis

by Gérard Prunier
Historians and sociologists have demonstrated that the Hutus and Tutsis are not members of separate tribes or races: they do not come from distinct territories, they speak the same language, and share the same culture and religious references. Nor is there a difference of caste, as (...)

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