Propaganda flooded the country's radio waves. Hysteria broke loose. Neighbors picked up guns against neighbors, and in a matter of weeks more than 800,000 Rwandans fell dead. Although 17 years have passed since Rwanda's genocide where the Hutu tribe attempted to wipe out the Tutsis, many Rwandans still bear the marks of a war-torn nation. Yet as a new generation rises up, hope for the country’s future rises with it.