RT @guardian_sport: Bahrain's F1 GP at risk after attack on Briton and politicians' pleas http://t.co/5K39U9eM via @guardian RT @NicDawes: Signing affidavits at Rosebank police station in bid for access to Radovan Krejcir's Refugee Appeal Board hearing.
RT @dejiridoo: Writer Khaled Khalifa's translated op-ed on Syria http://t.co/aKJGrweQ @pen_int @englishpen RT @MarkFeierstein: In #Haiti, with @SeanPenn observing rubble removal & housing repair of his organization, J/P HRO, funded by @USAID. Impressive, inspiring.
Rwanda on
Soulfire
Duncan Breen and Dave Stark, 2006.
Rwanda is a deeply moving track that captures, in four tightly controlled minutes, the complexity of reconciliation after genocide. The song was released by Cape Town-based duo Soulfire on their debut album. Featuring sparse vocals, acoustic guitars, and djembe drum, Rwanda was penned by songwriter Duncan Breen after a visit to the Great Lakes region of central Africa.
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