How did Paul Kagame rebuilt Rwanda after the genocide?

Since the genocide, Rwanda's government has been led by Paul Kagame. A Tutsi growing up as a refugee in neighbouring Uganda, Kagame led the Rwandan Patriotic army in its resistance against the Hutu militias wreaking carnage on the country. read more

Photo Credit: Rwanda the Heart of Africa, Paul Kagame, the fearless and courageous leader whose leadership made it happen from the beginning and transformed Rwanda for good. To rebuild Rwanda, Paul Kagame did set an “ambitious” vision of the country, selected a good team of advisors along with many other leaders around him. read more

Mr. Kagame must also be held accountable for abuses in Rwanda and outside its borders, where he has gone after critics in Uganda, Kenya, South Africa and Europe. Civil and political rights in Rwanda are severely restricted. read more

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame at the United Nations headquarters in New York, September 24, 2010. Photograph: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images Since the genocide, Rwanda's government has been led by Paul Kagame. read more

Rwanda - life after the genocide. On April 7, 1994, the genocide directed against Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus began. 21 years on, Rwandans have made considerable progress on the road to reconciliation and are focusing on economic development. read more