Author: Carole Assignon

Paul Kagame is set to begin another term as President of Rwanda after his fifth re-election, making him the second leader since the 1994 genocide. Rwanda has seen significant progress under his leadership, with improved living standards and sustained economic growth, positioning the country as a model of development in Africa. However, concerns over human rights persist, with President Kagame accused of limiting civil liberties and suppressing political dissent. Human rights challenges Organizations like Amnesty International have raised alarms about Rwanda’s human rights record, highlighting instances of threats, arbitrary detention, and violence against political opposition. Development vs. democracy Experts suggest…