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Govt resettles families evicted from Tanzania
The government yesterday started the resettlement of more than 5,000 Rwandans who were evicted from Tanzania in August last year.
![Some of the citizens in Rukara Camp in Kayonza District prepare to board trucks ahead of their resettlement yesterday. A total of 14,533 persons were expelled from Tanzania in August last year. Of the evictees, 8,361 have already been reunited with their families in various parts of the country, and it is the 5,000-plus citizens who were still left in camps who are being resettled at districts of their choice. . The New Times/ Courtesy. Some of the citizens in Rukara Camp in Kayonza District prepare to board trucks ahead of their resettlement yesterday. A total of 14,533 persons were expelled from Tanzania in August last year. Of the evictees, 8,361 have already been reunited with their families in various parts of the country, and it is the 5,000-plus citizens who were still left in camps who are being resettled at districts of their choice. . The New Times/ Courtesy.](https://www.newtimes.co.rw/uploads/imported_images/files/main/articles/2014/01/04/1388788107Ready-to-leave-the-camp.jpg)
Some of the citizens in Rukara Camp in Kayonza District prepare to board trucks ahead of their resettlement yesterday. A total of 14,533 persons were expelled from Tanzania in August last year. Of the evictees, 8,361 have already been reunited with their families in various parts of the country, and it is the 5,000-plus citizens who were still left in camps who are being resettled at districts of their choice. . The New Times/ Courtesy.