Paul Kagame, Rwanda’s president since 2000, has left an indelible mark on the country and even today is said to have 99.15% voters support for a re-election. His leadership has transformed Rwanda from a nation ravaged by genocide to a beacon of progress and stability.

Under Kagame’s rule, Rwanda has experienced rapid economic growth, with the capital city Kigali emerging as a thriving hub of business and innovation. The country has also made significant strides in education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. “Our children go to school and our husbands have jobs” one woman voter said.

Kagame’s vision for a modern, prosperous Rwanda has earned him widespread admiration, both at home and abroad. However, his government has also faced criticism for restrictions on political freedoms and human rights.

Despite these challenges, Kagame remains a dominant force in Rwandan politics, with a reputation for effective leadership and a commitment to his country’s future. As Rwanda continues to evolve, one thing is certain – the Kagame legacy will shape the nation’s trajectory for generations to come.