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Rwandan Swiss Becomes President of Swiss District

by AfroAmerica Network on June 27, 2010

Oscar Nkezabera, a Rwandan Swiss, has become the new President of Moudon, a Swiss District.

His name is Oscar Nkezabera. At 46 years old, he has entered in Swiss History after becoming the first Black President of the Council of the District of Moudon, in the Swiss Canton of Vaud.

“I am very honored. I am the one who has crossed the bridge and connected to others. Look at me. I can never hide my foreign origins,” said Mr. Nkezabera after his election as President, before adding: “I am a man of dialogue and transparency

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