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Al Jazeera examines colonial-era roots of Hutu-Tutsi divide

A report traced how colonial policies shaped the historical divide between Hutu and Tutsi communities and its continuing influence on conflict and identity, according to Al Jazeera.

· 1 min read · language: en

Al Jazeera published an explainer examining how a colonial-era legacy continues to shape the divide between Hutu and Tutsi communities in the Great Lakes region, and how that history informs ongoing conflict and identity.

The report provided historical background rather than covering a specific new development.

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