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In Rwanda 50.2% of people are Protestant, 44.3% are Roman Catholic, 2% are Muslim, .9% are other religions, no religion are 2.5%, and unspecified is less than 1%.

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In Rwanda people mainly speak Kinyarwanda, some speak French, English, Swahili, or other languages.

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Below is Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame.

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Rwanda has a republic. They have a president and a prime minister. Below is Rwanda's prime minister, Anastase Murekezi.

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There are mountains that give way to forests, savannahs, plains and swamps as you move eastward. There are numerous lakes and rivers.

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The average daily temperature is 73 degrees Fahrenheit. They have four seasons. There are heavy downpours almost daily.

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The country was founded in 1962. There has been conflict for many years between the Tutsi, Twa, and the Hutu tribes. There was a civil war during 1988 and 1993. There was the Rwanda Genocide during 1994 which killed 800,000 people in a span of 100 days.

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The woman wear long colorful dresses and the men wear shorts and a colorful shirt.

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In Rwanda they get a lot of their food from farming. They eat simple meals made with locally grown food. They rarely eat meat in rural areas, but in urban areas they eat beef, chicken, and fish. Breakfast  usually consists of sweet potatoes and porridge. Lunch and dinner may consist of boiled beans, bananas, sweet potatoes or cassava. Between meals they usually snack on tropical fruits. The meal shown is
Brochettes. It is made of meat on a stick, which is usually goat.

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Rwanda is located north of Burundi, south of Uganda, west of Tanzania, and east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Rwanda is found on the eastern part of Africa and is just below the equator.

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This is a map of Rwanda.

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Rwanda’s Parliament has more female members than any other parliament in the world. 56% Rwanda’s Parliamentarians are women that put them as #1 for female member of a parliament.

Rwanda is a leader of Gorilla tourism

No Flip-Flop Sandals allowed in Rwanda.

You can't walk on lawns in Rwanda.

Rwanda is also known as the Land of a Thousand Hills because most of the country is covered by rolling, grassy hills.

Rwanda is only one of three countries in Africa where you can visit Mountain Gorillas in the Wild.