Rwanda is a small landlocked country in Africa with a population of about 14 million and is the most densely populated country of the continent. Any mention of Rwanda brings to mind the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 in which over a million people, mostly Tutsi, were killed in a hundred days, an average of over 30,000 people every day. The incident was used as a backdrop to the 2004 popular film ‘Hotel Rwanda’, which brought the world’s spotlight on the genocide that had hitherto taken place in ‘some far away country in Africa’. The storyline is based on a true happening in Hotel Mille Collines (Thousand Hills in French) where over 1300 refugees found shelter and were saved from the massacre during the days of the genocide. The hotel is functional even today and is one of the most visited spots for visitors to Kigali.