An annual national holiday dedicated to honouring and remembering the Rwandan heroes who have made significant contributions to the country’s history and development. The day is marked by various ceremonies and events, including speeches, parades and cultural performances, which celebrate the achievements and contributions of Rwandan heroes. Many people visit memorials and monuments, and schools and community organisations hold educational events and workshops to raise awareness about the legacy of Rwanda’s heroes and their impact on society. Heroes’ Day is an important occasion in Rwanda, promoting national unity and pride, and serving as a reminder of the country’s rich cultural heritage and history. It is widely recognised and celebrated throughout Rwanda.