Assaults Rwanda

Hutu rebels killed five high school students during attacks on two schools in northwestern Rwanda, where Hutu violence is increasing, a local official said Thursday. One of the attacks occurred Wednesday while President Clinton was in the capital, Kigali, promising to help Rwandans bring stability to their country, recovering from a 1994 genocide. The attacks were on schools in neighboring villages in a Hutu rebel stronghold about 55 miles northwest of Kigali.

Machete-wielding Rwandan Hutu rebels attacked a resettlement camp in northwestern Rwanda, hacking to death at least 29 people and injuring scores of others, security officials said Friday. The attack occurred in Mutura, a border village 50 miles northwest of Kigali, Rwanda's capital, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Most of the victims were Tutsi civilians. The rebels had crossed over Thursday from Congo.

Machete-wielding Rwandan Hutu rebels attacked a resettlement camp in northwestern Rwanda, hacking to death at least 29 people and injuring scores of others, security officials said Friday. The attack occurred in Mutura, a border village 50 miles northwest of Kigali, Rwanda's capital, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Most of the victims were Tutsi civilians. The rebels had crossed over Thursday from Congo.

Hutu rebels killed five high school students during attacks on two schools in northwestern Rwanda, where Hutu violence is increasing, a local official said Thursday. One of the attacks occurred Wednesday while President Clinton was in the capital, Kigali, promising to help Rwandans bring stability to their country, recovering from a 1994 genocide. The attacks were on schools in neighboring villages in a Hutu rebel stronghold about 55 miles northwest of Kigali.