Rwanda Is A Democracy Not

There Are Things I Admire, For Example, About South Korea Or Singapore. I Admire Their History, Their Development And How Intensively They Have Invested In Their People And In Technology.

The Efficiency Of A President At The Beginning Of His Term Depends On Their Capacity To Get Everything Under Control. That Was My Case. But Once The Institutions Have Been Put In Place, And The Responsibilities Delegated, The Leader Becomes A Reference, A Referee, A Symbol And Unifying Figure For The Nation. The Issue Is How And When To Recognize The Moment When Staying In Power Becomes Counterproductive.

Rwanda Is Not Over Needing Aid, But We Can Survive With Less Aid Than Before.

Rwanda Is Rebuilding Itself Once Again As One Nation And That Is The Reason Why We Are Making Progress. Now Many Rwandans Are Making Their Ends Meet And Others Are Able To Do Better Than They Have Before.

In Africa Today, We Recognise That Trade And Investment, And Not Aid, Are Pillars Of Development.