hutu|hutus in English

noun

member of a Bantu people that who dwell in Rwanda and Burundi

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1. Armed Hutus were deployed throughout the countryside.

2. Bahutu definition: → Hutu Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

3. Two tribes, Hutu and Tutsi, fought each other.

4. With that, more than 5 million Hutus fled to neighboring countries.

5. 19 Consider, too, an interested Hutu couple named Nicodeme and Athanasie.

6. Burundi has to two distinct ethnic groups: the Hutu and the Tutsi

7. The militia liked to force Hutu villagers to murder their neighbors... with machetes.

8. The Bahutu Manifesto, drafted by nine Rwandan Hutu intellectuals in 1957, was a political document that called for Hutu ethnic and political solidarity, as well as the political disfranchisement of the Tutsi people

9. The Hutu (also called Bahutu or Wahutu), are people of Central Africa

10. The vast majority of Burundi’s population is Hutu, traditionally a farming people.

11. An aristocratic people, the Tutsi long held the peasant Bahutu, or Hutu, in feudal subjugation

12. The Tutsis are fighting and killing Hutus and vice versa not simply because they hate each other.

13. Prior to the colonial period all Rwandans — Hutu, Tutsi and Twa alike — had gone to those schools.

14. Bahutu Manifesto (1957) The Bahutu Manifesto, drafted by nine Rwandan Hutu intellectuals in 1957, was a political document that called for Hutu ethnic and political solidarity, as well as the political disfranchisement of the Tutsi people

15. This wave of violence led to another wave of cross border refugees into Rwanda of Hutus from Burundi.

16. The Bahutu Manifesto has a more optimistic feel about it, reflecting the rising fortunes of the Hutu authors

17. For example, during the 1994 ethnic conflict between Hutu and Tutsi in Rwanda, Jehovah’s Witnesses remained completely neutral.

18. The army would also reopen its ranks to Hutus, who were purged from it after the ethnic warfare of 19

19. It was almost immediately banned by the government, which accused it of being a radical Hutu party.

20. Before 1885, the Bahutu people (formerly known as the Congolese Hutus and discriminatively called Banyarwanda) were living in well structured kingdoms …

21. Witnesses of the Hutu tribe put their own lives in jeopardy in order to protect their Tutsi brothers!

22. Hutu, also called Bahutu or Wahutu, Bantu-speaking people of Rwanda and Burundi.Numbering about 9,500,000 in the late 20th century, the Hutu comprise the vast majority in both countries but were traditionally subject to the Tutsi (q.v.), warrior-pastoralists of Nilotic stock.

23. The Hutu brother and his family now faced the wrath of the killers and had to flee to Tanzania.

24. Burundi is a country of about 8 million inhabitants, subdivided into three main ethnic groups: the Hutus (about 85%), Tutsis (about 13%) and Batwa (about 2%).

25. The Bahutu’s Manifesto contains claims apparently progressive and social acceptable but in reality it is the basic text for the racial supremacy of the Hutus over the Tutsis