• Miracle in Kigali

    Sat. 31 October 2009 | 11:00 AM - 12 Noon

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    Illuminée Nganemariya and her son, Roger

    Miracle in Kigali is a talk by Illuminée Nganemariya about her story of survival during the Rwandan Genocide in 1994 and subsequent life in Norwich.

    Illuminée Nganemariya is a survivor. She has spent the last decade, living in Norwich, dealing with the trauma of her 100-day nightmare. She is believed to be the first survivor of the Rwandan genocide resident in Britain to tell a personal story of that experience. With the assistance of Paul Dickson, Illuminée has recounted her ordeal in her book – from which she will read – to finally put the memory of those tragic events behind her.

    Location:
    Norwich: The Cube (next to Pizza Express), The Forum, Millennium Plain, NR2 1TF
    Admission:
    Free
    Telephone:
    01603 666011
    Email:
    Accessibility:
    Level access to all areas. Disabled-access toilet. Hearing loop.
    Website:
    Miracle in Kigali (blog)
    Organizer(s):
    Paul Dickson, Finbarr Carter

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