A cactus thrives in a house ravaged by war. Its toughness and resilience reminding one of the Rwandan people

One of the many hills making up the city of Kigali. One of my favorite places in Africa.

One skull representing hundreds of thousands...Nearly one million in all.

Death and destruction reigned for 100 days in Spring and Summer of 1994 in Rwanda.

In 1994 wherever one turned there were the signs of war and destruction.

Rwanda's countryside presents some of the most beautiful scenery in Africa

The terraced farmlands on the mountain sides in Rwanda are breathtaking.

The gracious Rwandan dance reminds one of Hawaii.

Smiles in spite of the sorrow and loss they have incurred.

The scars of war and hate on a young boy.

An orphan with haunting eyes telling stories that words cannot.

An orphan girl and yet she smiles.

Flowers bloom where death has reigned.

A creche made of dried banana leaves.

Dried Rwandan flowers put together by some children.

The rain cleanses the earth of Hate.