Serge Rwigamba goes to work every day at the Kigali Genocide Memorial. His family is buried there.

For over two decades, Serge has served as a guide, head guide, and memory keeper at one of the most significant historical sites in Africa — walking visitors through the history of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, managing their emotions, and bearing witness on behalf of more than a million people who were killed in 100 days. In this episode of Imaginate, recorded on-site at the memorial in Kigali, Rwanda, Serge sits down for one of the most detailed, honest, and deeply human conversations this history has received.

He does not speak from a textbook. He speaks from inside the events themselves.

This conversation is for anyone who wants to understand how genocide actually happens — not as an abstract historical event, but as a p ...