The Rwandan minority group known as the Tutsi (5 letters) is an ethnic group that has lived in Rwanda for centuries. They are traditionally pastoralists, meaning they raise livestock and cultivate crops. Historically, the Tutsi have been the dominant ethnic group in Rwanda, but since the Rwandan Genocide of 1994, their numbers have decreased significantly. Today, the Tutsi are a minority group in Rwanda, making up only 15% of the population.