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Plan to sell genocide relics

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    A group of Rwandan businesswomen in Tanzania is planning to sell relics of the 1994 genocide, the BBC reported on Tuesday, quoting the Tanzanian 'Daily Mail' newspaper. A member of the Rwandan Businesswomen's Organisation told the paper the group was planning to open the shop in Dar es Salaam once clearance had been obtained from the Rwandan embassy. Items on sale would include skulls, bones, victims' clothing and video cassettes, she said.

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