How PAUL KAGAME is tranforming RWANDA into an African powerhouse
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- The Rwandan miracle: How Paul Kagame is transforming a nation devastated by genocide into one of the fastest growing economies in Africa.
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Dear viewer, please note the following corrections to the video:
1. Rwanda's GDP per capita is $750 not $2,100. The $2,100 figure is the Kagame administration's medium term target.
2. The reference to Rwandan GDP "reaching a record 8.2%" refers to the GDP growth rate.
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NewAfrica just want you to know, as an ancap, I love everything you’re doing! Glad to see free market ideals thriving all over the world.
Their GDP per capita despite their small population and “thriving economy” as you put it, is still abysmal. You need to edit your thumbnail with factual information or provide whatever sources you used. Your recent Botswana video claim they have a capita income of $18,000. But recent statistics from the world bank puts this figure at a little over $8000. Most if not all sub Saharan African countries are still poor
@@agbaya5314 3 things:
1. The Botswana GDP figure you have posted is the nominal GDP figure. We used the PPP adjusted GDP figure which is a much better indicator of the standard of living of regular people within the country. The link is here: data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.PP.CD?locations=BW&name_desc=false&view=chart
2. By stating that "Most if not all sub Saharan African countries are still poor" are you not pointing out the obvious? The point of these videos is not to claim perfection but to document the progress that is being made in comparison to where we are coming from.
3. As you can see the thumbnail comes from the error in the video itself which we have clearly identified in the top comment. These videos are made on a shoe-string budget and take time to produce. We hope that you can appreciate that and be a bit more gracious in your comments.
Africa needs to get rid of France's continuation of colonialism.
@Rickard Pettersson Rwanda doesn't have to pay France taxes. It's the 14 western African nations that still pay France 500$ billion each year. I know it may be hard for you to digest your country's wrongdoings.
This shows how much potential our continent is capable of.
Yes^_^
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li it's by witch craft
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li right. He said what he said.
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li try english. Maybe then i'll understand what you are saying.
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li 'for keep you shut up'😂 alrightyyyy
The lack of democracy is not a concern until Kagame reaches the end of his career/life. If there is no worthy prodigy, then the country will be led to poverty or political instability again
Just like life, it grows and dies and it grows again... with another seed of course
Exactly. Not all countries are ready for democracies, especially what Rwanda was 20 years ago.
pretty much, the thing that makes governments fail isn't their inherent problems, but always power grabs during instability.
of course inherent problems can cause instability but with a strong leader they can be mitigated or even changed like we've seen with the lowering of tribalism and the nations general transition to wealth.
it all comes down to how things go in the future, will things become totalitarian or republican? maybe a mix of life long representatives and elected ones like the UK, in whichever case i do hope the people get to enjoy our priviledges after all those years of hardship, africas had it really fucking rough and i hope they can start supporting each other instead of being manipulated by outside powers.
@Modern Day Brothers thats incredibly stupid of you to say. if any thing its lack of democracy that is our problem
thats what they said about mugabe, if the president of rwanda doesnt step down soon he'll become a lot like mugabe, a very good leader that fell to power
Im glad there are other 3rd world countries that are crawling out of poverty through good government. Keep Growing Rowanda . Cheers from the Philippines.
Not just good government, the acceptance and practice of free market economic principles...AKA Capitalism.
1:45 : Upon rumors of attack by heinous Rwandan hutu dominated army, he left his military training.... Why this need to bend the truth ? It is his political movement which attacked rwanda, the 1st of october 1990. They triggered the Rwandan Civil War (1990-1994/1996) - of which everybody knows its climax - the 1st Congolese War (1996-1997), the 2nd Congolese War (1998-2002/Wars in Kivu)
economically di tayo nakikinabang dahil dun sa panukala ni fidel dati about sa hatian ng shares ng foreign investors. yung mga oligarkiya lang ang nakikinabang sa foreign investments. e ngayon ang dami nang dulot na panget sa bayan ng foreign investors na walang ibang ginawa kundi tayuan ng tayuan ng mga pabrika ang probinsya. traffic (puro na shuttle busses makikita sa mga kalsada), expendable human resource na walang job security (endo) at kung ano ano pa. tapos hihiritan pa ni duterte ng pautang ng China alam naman natin ang nangyayari sa ibang african countries lalo na sa Jamaica pag umuutang sila sa China.
@Stuart Penman : Yes. Still pretty authoritarian in many ways. And the peaceful transfer of power to an enlightened leader AFTER Kigame remains in doubt. Ideally, they'll come up with something close to the original U.S. Constitution, with checks and balances by LAW and not just by culture, although their culture seems to have come a long way. If only the USA were closer to the original U.S. Constitution (without the racist bits). That said, the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution have been one of the main reasons we did AWAY with the most regressive features of our culture and society at the time they were created. A lot of forward-thinking people in a pretty backward time.
no country is 3rd world. 1 earth left to own rebuilding
Any leader who is willing to bury the past and put the people first will surely succeed. God bless you Kagame.
He might be a better leader than the vast majority of African leaders, he's still an asshole. Yes Rwanda has made a lot of progress, invested in education and its economy grew thanks to his free market and anti corruption stance. But part of that is used to sell his propaganda to the world, if you look at Rwanda indexes on political freedom and economic disparities, it's still an African country more than anything else, not "the Singapore of Africa". But the most infuriating thing about his propaganda is how he sells what happened in 1994 in his favor. Many evidences shows that the RPF is not the reason why the genocide has stopped but also more importantly, that when he came to power, Kagame committed countless atrocities in Kivu to hunt down the genocide leaders but mostly hutu civilians and also, use the situation there at its own advantage, further destabilize the area and support Kabyla into power. Not everything stopped in 1994 and everyone knows that, and now this guy is being portrayed as a "visionary", a "hero", it's disgusting.
@@tetra4289 so you think Singapore is this utopian democracy? Much of Asian giants had their own types of government and they succeeded. Holy hell! Am a Kenyan and would be much more proud being a Rwandan now even if our economy is much more larger and our 'democracy' much more older. Sincerely, STFU
@@hydrolifetech7911 Never said that, Singapore as a lot of flaws like not being a democracy but it is not comparable to Rwanda, both economically and politically. I was saying that because there are a lot of people that call Rwanda "the Singapore of Africa", and the government promotes that slogan too.
And this is a good example of the double edged policies of Kagame, (like i said in my previous comment) on one hand im glad that he is heading towards free enterprise, sovereignty, anti corruption and promoting peace, but on the other hand he is largely exaggerating that situation to promote his own propaganda, and shut down any opposing voices that would dear speak against "the economic miracle". And if you look at his past, you see he is not the man he pretends to be at all, so why don't you please make some research instead of insulting me for disagreeing with you (and the entire comment section of this video).
@@tetra4289 where was the insult in my statement? Lee started way before Kagame took over and the 'Singapore of Africa' moniker is only in relation to Rwanda's politics and economy's trajectory being similar to when Singapore was starting to take off. You clearly have a bias if you are taking issue with just that playful moniker. And oh yeah! I am well-versed on Rwanda and Kagame's history and I don't have any issue with it. For comparison, Abraham Lincoln took his country to war against a rebel group in his country and managed to free slaves and usher in an era of RELATIVE equality to all men in the US as is laid out in US Constitution. He managed to bring together the two sides after the war much like Kagame did recently(1994) and is remembered as one of the greatest US presidents. Kagame's past rebel history and bringing an end to the genocide only bolsters his creds
@@tetra4289 Singapore also does not have lots of freedom. Which is why the same party has ruled it since independence in 1965. Also, the racial riots of 1964 is used as an excuse to implement draconian laws. So maybe Rwanda is Africa's Singapore.
Everyone please drink Rwandan & Colombian coffees. Both countries really succeeded with free market enterprise. Both countries are focused on improving human condition.
Kudos to Paul Kagame from USA 🇺🇸
I'm a coffee addict, I'll definitely look to try it!
Colombia ia a racist anti Black narco terrorist state!
What is it called? Rwanda Coffee?
Colombia are a vassal of US imperialism.
I would corrected by saying Rwandan and Ethiopian coffee
Best of Luck for Rwanda 🇷🇼 ..From 🇮🇳 India
Rocket DOG India needs that luck more
@@kevinthomson2691 why the hate?
There's a lot of hater here hating on India for wishing Rwanda luck.
Those are not from Rwanda
Gdp of one state of india i.e is maharastra is more than country called rawanda.Don't take our positive attitude as soft spoken do over people.we are known for sending haters to grave.
This is good news, hope one day the entire african continent can grow and prosper.
But the problem are for some presidents are not agree to do teamwork in security &bussiness that is why African will continue to be in poverty forever
The leach Europe need to let go for speedy recovery on the blessed continent
@@asantemaxblair NO SUCH THING AS FOREVER
@@Facts-Over-Feelings lets believe it
Yes proud of Rwanda
Unlike Kenya.
Kenya is built by the Chinese
And Kenya is being taken over by the Indians and they made Indians citizens and a tribe of Kenya.
Also most businesses are run and owned by Indians.
Kenyans love Indians even though Indians hate black people.
All that sparkles
Ain't gold
Kenyans are some of that biggest uncle toms and Indian and white ass kissers next to South Africans.
Truth be told, Kagame is the greatest leader in Africa, long live Kagame, long live Rwanda...love from Namibia
You never heard of Thomas Sankara. Keep reading you will meet Sankara
Jacobus Fouché was the best one
Kagame should be an idol for all African leaders
@andrew clark Problem is as Africans we only want to tell the truth about our leaders when they are dead...
@@garamabe6891 I know about Sankara, and I also know that a fare comparison between Kagame and Sankara will only come after Kagame has also died and still Kagame will be rated higher than Sankara...
Rwanda and Botswana are the best examples for subsaharan countries. Stable, anti-corruption and open for business: that's the perfect formula for any country to succeed and these two are showing the way for the others. I would love to see some more economic content in this channel. How Botswana is growing so fast, Ethiopia's and Senegal's plans for the future, how the DRC has failed so miserably, Djibouti's plan to become Africa's Dubai, how's Brazil helping Mozambique in developing fertile soils for crops, etc. Great channel! Keep on with the great work!
Great comment. For DRC topic it's simple when you read the congo trolls commenting on Rwanda videos you get the mindset on why their country failed miserably. They could have built a powerful country but they have missed out big time. Botswana is remarkably well run. Mozambique after its security issues is recovering and to the right path (rwandan troops helping to secure its northern region) . Senegal is doing well. Ivory Coast is back and reclaiming its strong ecomomic leader place
Seeing my Motherland growing is The most emotional thing Fr me for real😭😍🇷🇼🇷🇼Rwanda on heart ❤️
I admire Kagame a lot. My country is a Trillion dollar economy but it doesn’t show because of corruption and cartels. Hope it works out for Rwanda and I’ll become a Kagame for Mexico one day. Cheers from Mexico! ❤️🇲🇽
Great comment! Wish you to visit Rwanda and who knows one day you will be the Mexican Kagame. But am afraid Uncle Sam won't allow that to happen in its own backyard
Much love to rwanda from somalia, your strength and perseverance is highly admired.
Africa needs through as much focus as they can on these things to advance::
1. Good childhood nutrition, especially in the critically formative first 5 years.
2. High literacy.
3. Well developed roads and highways for commerce.
4. Prioritize national identity over tribal identity.
The first two are necessary for the 3rd and 4th to occur.
This is so amazing to see. I wish my country (South Africa) could be lead in such a remarkable manner. Blessings and Prosperity to Rwanda and her people.
break ties with France and Belgium and boom!something D.R.C needs to do
@@okeziechristopher9479 why do Rwandan people hate people from the DRC?
okezie christopher and this is why Africa can’t unite. People just have to hate on others.
tri0ppy stuff Rwanda and Uganda started a lot of wars in the DRC and set up a dictator in the nation.
@okezie christopher your right, I’m Ethiopian and I agree, the d.r.c government littarly sells their resources for a dime
DRC is too resourceful to be this poor. STOP FUCKING DEALING WITH YOUR COLONIZERS! That's the only way you'll succeed.
Wonderful! So much love from Sri Lanka!
As an American I've learned so much from your channel, and I am so excited to watch Rwanda grow into a bright future. Thank you for your hard work
Most balanced reporting I’ve seen on Rwanda. Well done
He's an Earthly Angel 😇 to Rwanda 🇷🇼 May God Continued to bless & prosper His Government.
Great video - I definitely learnt something new 👏🏾
Pliz u shld clarify this clearly it's 80000 Tutsi tribe but not Rwandese so u shld always clear out this statement
We refused revange but moving forward. Thinking about your enemies or other distractions, going to work and all goals will vanish. Then..
Africa need like kagame who knows what to do
Awesome! So happy to see a leader who is making a difference for the people.
1:45 : Upon rumors of attack by heinous Rwandan hutu dominated army, he left his military training.... Why this need to bend the truth ? It is his political movement which attacked rwanda, the 1st of october 1990. They triggered the Rwandan Civil War (1990-1994/1996) - of which everybody knows its climax - the 1st Congolese War (1996-1997), the 2nd Congolese War (1998-2002/Wars in Kivu)
"1. Embracing free-market enterprise" Not shocked. Good for you Rwanda!
Combined with public sectors measures to help poor farmers.
I appreciate the amount of research put into this. Wonderful production! Thanks.
Namibian leaders need to learn from our notable and visionary leader His Excellency Kagame.
Yes they need to know this and see
Huuum
We must copy from Rwanda
if it isn't broken, why fix it! May the Rwandan people growing from strength to strength. God bless President Kagame. Love form Australia 🇦🇺
Paul kagame has definetly become a hero of Rwanda support for Rwanda from turkey
The benefits and positive changes that have been brought about in Rwanda as a result of Kagame's leadership far outweighs the envisioned and dubious benefits that would have resulted from Rwanda being a full 'democracy'. He needs to be on the helm of Rwanda's leadership until all its citizens are fully and thoroughly instilled with a sense of a nation building. What is the use of rotation in leaders - as required by democracy - when Kagame steps down and the following leader becomes a despot with no vision who will take Rwanda back to its dark days?
“What is the use of rotation in leaders - as required by democracy - when Kagame steps down and the following leader becomes a despot with no vision who will take Rwanda back to its dark days?” Ehm, what exactly stops this hypothetical future leader now? I mean one day he will eventually die either way, so new guy will come. And this new guy will inherit system where he can’t be removed from office, and will have full control over state, so there will be no defense against him taking Rwanda back to dark days.
Dictator that can’t figure out transition after him leaving office is failure. He can accidentally slip on stairs and break his neck. What then? Will country just continue functioning normally, and prosper without him, or will the country face crisis?
Here’s an idea. Why not create system where even when bad leader is elected he won’t have enough power to f*ck the country? Why the hell do all presidents in Africa have power of kings? Then everyone is afraid of election because “what if the new guy will be bad and bring us to dark days”. Don’t give them that much power then. Easy.
The only thing that can prevent that very likely future is for Kagame to build the culture up from bottom together with the younger generation of the nation with values and integrity that would keep them from becoming corrupt individuals who would only seek their own self gain. It is not wrong to seek self gain since it is human nature, but what is important is to have values that would prevent one from going too far and becoming destructive in their search for self gain. Will there be corrupt individuals even with all that? Always. No matter how good a job he can do, there will always be selfishly destructive people. But the important part is reforming the majority. To make the kids growing up today to become the future leaders of integrity. To make them into the shield against those who would want to corrupt everything. You may not be able to control the basic human nature, but atleast you can instill a sense of belonging, unity, logic, tolerance and integrity to most humans, which will keep their actions in check. There is no perfect system, but that is the best anyone could do for the future of a nation...
Ironically, this is the exact opposite of what the left is doing to western nations of today. Children in school are being taught alienation over belonging. Segregation over unity. Ignorance over logic. Narrow mindedness over tolerance. Dishonesty over integrity. It is like they are doing their best to destroy the society by turning children into drones of ignorance in every aspect. Ignorant people are easy to control after all...
But then he will be another Mugabe. There must be a balance. The person cannot become bigger than the system.
This video and the portrayal of Kagame as a modern day enlightened monarch gives me mixed feelings. What happens when that person is gone, Rwanda might have become more stable and taken a lot of positive steps. But private militias are operating not far from the Rwandese border in Congo. Democracy isn't a perfect system, we can see that it's under pressure all over the world. But more than other systems it relies on leaders listening to people and taking responsibility for their actions, not just one single person or party, however benevolent their actions and thoughts might be.
@@stafer3 Well said...its interesting how on this particular topic, Rwandans do not like to engage their brains..
A True Leader.......salute to this man from India.....Love for Africa and its determined people🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
thanks for this insightful and informative, handful of people have the same skills you have portrayed in making this video, can you please make more of these videos.
I second that. The quality is remarkable. What programme is used for the editing?
Africa has been plagued by political instability inspite of having huge resources. Hope this wave of development stays on and stabilizes Rwanda, God bless this nation and the Africa !!
Kagame is a murderous pawn,always has been ...
This report does not tell you that he was the one that lit the match of the Rwanda genocide by shooting down the president's plane killing two head of states in the process.
It does not tell you that the sole reason behind this so called economic boom is the horrendous raping & bloodshed on top of the systemic pillaging of mineral resources he's perpetrating with the help of his western backers on the neighboring country which is still ongoing to this day.
That report does not question why he has been orchestrating an invasive control on that said neighboring country by invading it,assassinating his previously ally turned president and installing a Rwanda national (usurper Kabila) at the head of that country who is ruling it to this day.
That report does not mention his plan which is already approved by the US to annex part of the eastern DRC to Rwanda,the very part they have been pillaging to this day.
www.theguardian.com/news/2017/sep/12/americas-secret-role-in-the-rwandan-genocide
www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Africa/US_Recolonization_Congo.html
thinkingafrica.blogspot.com/2013_06_01_archive.html?m=1
plaidavenger.com/leaders/profile/joseph-kabila/
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-africa-46687492
And there is a ton of info out there still coming out despite the UTTER SILENCE from western medias on this issue and that for for the past 30 years.
In the DRC the equivalent of the 9/11 death toll has been happening DAILY since 1997,DAILY !
@@relesse13 shut up
@@catvapecult5876 🤦🏿♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
So based on your response,it looks like you read some of those articles hun?
I get it though;when faced with facts,that is the kind of response one gives 🤣🤣🤣💥
God Bless Rwanda, my wonderful brothers and sisters from there and President Paul Kagame. May the Devine Grace be with you all. Love from the Dominican Republic
Please watch the video on Rwanda's capital, Kigali from Wode Maya titled *Why Rwanda's Capital Kigali Is The Cleanest City In Africa?* It is eye opening! Love from England!
This man is a hero, much love and respect from India.
Good President kagame.you shoul stay in power for life.no need to change.rwndees keep him there.b blessed all the way from kenya.
So glad there people who wants to see its people become a powerful country. Things type of man need to continue rising
Keep in mind Rwanda ranks 5th to last in world happiness index.
again depending on what they call happiness. it's like their Democracy. we are just different their Democracy is not ours and our Happiness is for sure different from theirs.
Whynno, can you produce a reference to substantiate your statement? Otherwise you are talking rubbish I m afraid.
lol what is happiness anyway? is it from West or from East. let me tell you something. east or west home is still best. tubanze twirebe mbere y'uko turebera kubandi.
Rubbish! Rwandans are happy. Not only happy but also very happy with Kagame.
@@ngarambe urakoze kumusubiza simba naravutse iyo tutagira Kagame sinzi aho mba ndi uyu mwanya cg ababyeyi bange barikubabatarahuye So what the really meaningful happiness more than that.
Respect from Tunisia 🇹🇳
Good luck, Rwanda. Love from Britain.
Brilliant! Well done Mr President!
Ohh Jesus.. we need this kind of redemption in Cameroon 🇨🇲
I hope President kagame live to see the completion of his work and rest of the continent follow his lead n even do better And I wish his successor carry-on the great work.
Good effort made by him I think he is the only leader developed the country in short span. I was in Rwanda in 1997. Really great.
Paul kagame,the only leader Making Africa proud.
Yasss sis!!! Not only being inconceivabley switch the growth of economy but on top of all that he taught them forgiveness towards their enemy's. No humankind would have the ability to made that in a millions years..i consider him incarnation of Jesus....hope my beloved Ethiopia.would get consistent Leader as like him
@@netsanetmartine9548 Mandela did in South Africa
Joseph Magufuli
Kagame is a murderous pawn,always has been ...
This report does not tell you that he was the one that lit the match of the Rwanda genocide by shooting down the president's plane killing two head of states in the process.
It does not tell you that the sole reason behind this so called economic boom is the horrendous raping & bloodshed on top of the systemic pillaging of mineral resources he's perpetrating with the help of his western backers on the neighboring country which is still ongoing to this day.
That report does not question why he has been orchestrating an invasive control on that said neighboring country by invading it,assassinating his previously ally turned president and installing a Rwanda national (usurper Kabila) at the head of that country who is ruling it to this day.
That report does not mention his plan which is already approved by the US to annex part of the eastern DRC to Rwanda,the very part they have been pillaging to this day.
www.theguardian.com/news/2017/sep/12/americas-secret-role-in-the-rwandan-genocide
www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Africa/US_Recolonization_Congo.html
thinkingafrica.blogspot.com/2013_06_01_archive.html?m=1
plaidavenger.com/leaders/profile/joseph-kabila/
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-africa-46687492
And there is a ton of info out there still coming out despite the UTTER SILENCE from western medias on this issue and that for for the past 30 years.
In the DRC the equivalent of the 9/11 death toll has been happening DAILY since 1997,DAILY !
This is beautiful. It is the power of love to come back together in repentance and forgiveness; and, work things out as brothers. no one had to spend a hundred years in jail or be executed for his sins he committed against the other. No need for anyone to sent around in remorse and grief, mourning the death of loved ones. the right LEADERSHIP and GOD'S GRACE the COUNTRY IS UP and RUNNING. PRAISE the LORD. my PRAYER is that GOD DELIVERS RWANDA from anyone coming there SOWING the SEED of DISCORD AMONG BROTHERS. after all you've been through, you've still got GOD.
Very nice viedo. I'm Rwandan and my parents regularly debate about Kagame and if he's a good leader or not. There's no doubt he's a revolutionary leader and has done a lot for the country, but if he's such a revolutionary leader, is it then so much to ask for freedom of speech and democracy. It, at the same time, is pretty understandable because of the country coming fresh out of a genocide and freedom of speech would cause more divide, but it could also cause divide because of people being silenced and killed. My mom says the human rights are more of a thing for later generations and that we have to focus on the problems at hand first. We have it good compared to other countries so we have to let things take their time. It also took western countries decades and centuries to develop some freedoms and rights and African countries haven't had these opportunities because of western rule. In my opinion we're doing good and we really need a leader like Kagame at this point and that freedom and democracy really lies in the hands of the new generation, but the new generations only knows Kagame and that could lengthen his rule and the lack of these freddoms.
Respect from Kurdistan :)
I hope other African countries follow Rwanda's footsteps and become prosperous nations
Also you have just gained my subscription because Africa is my favourite continent and your channel is all about Africa
Really interesting and informative! Thank you.
Loved the depth of content and the consideration of the "flawed hero" concept. Thanks for posting this
I cant say enough good things about New Africa , great videos!
I would like my country to follow Ruanda's steps and reach the same long term goal, imitate their corruption less stand and lack of burocracy... Congrats from Nicaragua 🇳🇮✋
key policy of kagame:
1. capitalism/free market as economic system with social welfare progams rather than socialism and marxism utopia as economic model
2. law enforcement
3. political stability
4. nationalism over globalism
No, he strongly discouraged nationalism as he opened the markets for foreigners
@@mrunknown2136 yes but opening market is key to development
An absolutely inspirational story of revival and a demonstration that thriving is possible. A balanced unpacking of the story, perfection is of course an aspiration.
All the best to Rwanda .love from India🇮🇳
Best of luck to him. From canada.
Very interesting video. My congratulations to all Rwandans. Inspiring leadership. Long term goals. My greetings from Nicaragua.
You are the most researcher, you are right never give up, kagame had raised Rwanda after genocide
A RARE and memorable African leader and visionary indeed! 💯👏🏽👏🏽Huge support from Greece 🇬🇷
I’ve been to lots of African countries since 2009 and Rwanda is by far the most beautiful. Their capitol is by far the cleanest most modern and their countryside is lush green hills full of color.
Seems very one sided when describing the conflict, it's rare that there's one purely 'good' side and one 'bad' side in real life, both sides usually has some good and some bad.
The winners writes the story...
the bad usually hides within the good, like meatshields
The Hutus were pretty vicious.
thinking the same... FDIs usually mean the LAND in the country is being sold piece by piece.. but i hope not.
Kagame is a murderous pawn,always has been ...
This report does not tell you that he was the one that lit the match of the Rwanda genocide by shooting down the president's plane killing two head of states in the process.
It does not tell you that the sole reason behind this so called economic boom is the horrendous raping & bloodshed on top of the systemic pillaging of mineral resources he's perpetrating with the help of his western backers on the neighboring country which is still ongoing to this day.
That report does not question why he has been orchestrating an invasive control on that said neighboring country by invading it,assassinating his previously ally turned president and installing a Rwanda national (usurper Kabila) at the head of that country who is ruling it to this day.
That report does not mention his plan which is already approved by the US to annex part of the eastern DRC to Rwanda,the very part they have been pillaging to this day.
www.theguardian.com/news/2017/sep/12/americas-secret-role-in-the-rwandan-genocide
www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Africa/US_Recolonization_Congo.html
thinkingafrica.blogspot.com/2013_06_01_archive.html?m=1
plaidavenger.com/leaders/profile/joseph-kabila/
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-africa-46687492
And there is a ton of info out there still coming out despite the UTTER SILENCE from western medias on this issue and that for for the past 30 years.
In the DRC the equivalent of the 9/11 death toll has been happening DAILY since 1997,DAILY !
Grow Africa!! Grow!!!💯💯💯
Am a proud Tutsi✊
May Jesus Christ Bless Rewanda....
Amazing 👏🏽👏🏽Haiti please take Note 🇭🇹
This was most informative. Thanks for sharing. May Rwanda continue to experience growth and success under Kagame and the future leaders of integrity in the country. Future leadership is going to be critical for Rwanda.
I surely do hope South Africa can follow Rwanda and learn the lessons to be a free and prospering country and key to this is not taking loans from the World bank. I've subscribed to the channel
I already knew most of this, but it’s still nice to hear a good thing again, with some new info. Nice. And good luck to Rwanda!
Horrified by Rwanda up to 1994, so heartened by the changes now., i buy Rwandan coffee when I can find it. Moving in up, keep going Rwanda.
I appreciate the honesty and factual description you bring to the channel even when the comment section tends to support there own biases, good job keep it up
Very proud of Rwanda!
What a great man, l hope other African leaders will follow his principles.....
God bless Rwanda.....
This is the kind of news western media hides frm us am. Happy to see this kind of news hope one day the whole continent becomes powerful and rich and safe as this county
Happy to see this
Kagame is a murderous pawn,always has been ...
This report does not tell you that he was the one that lit the match of the Rwanda genocide by shooting down the president's plane killing two head of states in the process.
It does not tell you that the sole reason behind this so called economic boom is the horrendous raping & bloodshed on top of the systemic pillaging of mineral resources he's perpetrating with the help of his western backers on the neighboring country which is still ongoing to this day.
That report does not question why he has been orchestrating an invasive control on that said neighboring country by invading it,assassinating his previously ally turned president and installing a Rwanda national (usurper Kabila) at the head of that country who is ruling it to this day.
That report does not mention his plan which is already approved by the US to annex part of the eastern DRC to Rwanda,the very part they have been pillaging to this day.
www.theguardian.com/news/2017/sep/12/americas-secret-role-in-the-rwandan-genocide
www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Africa/US_Recolonization_Congo.html
thinkingafrica.blogspot.com/2013_06_01_archive.html?m=1
plaidavenger.com/leaders/profile/joseph-kabila/
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-africa-46687492
And there is a ton of info out there still coming out despite the UTTER SILENCE from western medias on this issue and that for for the past 30 years.
In the DRC the equivalent of the 9/11 death toll has been happening DAILY since 1997,DAILY !
Love from. India. Hope we will find d more Mansa Musa s in Africa in the Future.
If this man is building his country this good, then he should be left to continue his good works. Most of the candidates trying to be elected into power might come and destroy this good work he is doing. I really commend his good works and should be given more time to perfect what he is doing and also to strengthen this structure and system he is putting together.
Funny how this video forgot to mention the minerals plundered from Congo and the genocide they did there...
I guess Rwanda does have a few skeletons in its closet.
of course, they do, they all. Paul is not a saint.
What country doesn't🙄🤔? And mind you, Rwanda has memorial sites with skeletons that they display publically. Not hidden in a closet like most countries, especially Western/developed ones.
We europeans developed our nations using european methods designed to target european problems. Africa must develop using african methods to target african problems, not by using european methods on african problems as most seem to do. Glad to see that Kugame is applying a more logical approach to development, and I hope that other african nations follow Rwanda's path towards a better standard of living.
In regards to democracy, people often forget that european democracy is a recent development. When the industrial revolutions started here in Britain, we were essentially an oligarchy. Many european nations developed whilst they were still monarchies or oligarchies. Liberal Democracy is designed for highly developed european countries. You can not expect it to apply to an under-developed african nation. I expect Africa to become more democratic in the future, but only once it has properly developed, and I do not expect it to be exactly the kind of democracy us europeans are used to.
Very eye opening
And what will happen with this country when Kagame dies he has been in power for 20 years now? when a country depends on one man you get situations like post-Tito Yugoslavia and post-Qaddafi Libya
They don't want to see it, they are hoping his heir will be as benevolent as he is. We shall see.
Are you french ?
@@maklondemba9981 No, are you French?
I love this man !
Very enlightening and informative video. I truly admire the strides Rwanda has made. This is remarkable.
A free-enterprise market is awesome- Capitalism is what brings a poor nation into wealth. However and this is my warning to Rwandans, unless the government has checks and balances within itself, provide justice in the courts, protection from theft and violence, provide legal private property ownership, freedom to start and register small businesses, and allow the people to defend themselves with legal arms, I give this prosperity maybe 50 years or less- I hope I am wrong about the period of prosperity.
I completely agree on that. I'm a socialist, but how do you want to redistribute wealth when there's nothing to redistribute at all? Capitalism has an advantage on developping societies, as, by definition, it regroups capital to achieve a specific goal which bring profit. However, as we westerner know, it's also a system that tend to concentrate this wealth.
But here's how Rwanda might go out with that with no problem: they already are implementing welfare mesures. In europe, capitalism and industrialisation appeared in early 18th century, but social mesures only apeared a century later. By implementing them now, Rwanda is already stopping monopolies and i find this beautiful. I'm sure it is destined to become one of the wealthiest countries in africa if they keep it up.
There's still the problem of human rights of course, but i'm sure that once the economy will stabilize, it will come naturally. In fact, the worst thing that can happen in Rwanda is what will happen once Kagame dies/resign, if he does not find an "heir". Let's hope they make it out well enough.
Intervention doesnt stop monopolies it creates them. Every major monopoly in the US was started from government intervention. Nothing wrong with making a subsidy for the very poor in the beginning but when prosperity comes it will be done away with. Freeir the markets the freeir the people.
Thank you for your videos. Very informative. 👌🏾
O Rwanda! God is with you all.
But Kagame should be very careful because the west n Europe will be getting jelourse soon and you know what that means. Rwandians be wise
HA! He's just another Western puppet pleasing his masters in Brussels and Washington.
@@KishorTwist nope; you got that wrong. If he's pleasing Brussels, he would have never changed french to English as second language. President Paul Kagame is doing a very good job my dear 🇷🇼🇷🇼
@@KishorTwist well his people are living a better life and majority are not complaining.
GREAT TRANSPARENT ,WITHOUT FAULT BUT UTILITARIANLY SUCCESSFUL
In a world where all we see is bad in Africa this was so awesome to see. Once we remove the corruption from the African government lol how beautiful we can all grow together ❤️
This is what happens when the US abstains from intervening and interfeering.Example of what happens when the intervene is crystal clear..Iraq
God is leading the man.
Rwanda is an exemplary model of what African countries can achieve under the right leadership. We have abundant resources. I commend Paul Kagame for all that he has done and continues to do. Long live Kagame. A true African Hero. I wish more African leaders can learn a thing or two from you. Love from Namibia.
Thank you. Namibia is on my travel bucket list
Every african country follow the path of Rwanda.. And become prosperous
I am happy that this video was recommended, happy to learn this! Inspiring stuff! I wish best of luck Rwanda!
God bless Mr kegame for all his great work in our Africa. Bravo African
Very informative. Since I am liking african women mor eand more...I want to know more about this continent.
Go RWANDA ! Glad to hear about your prosperity. From your brother#ETHIOPIA
I salute you Sir, God bless your governance.
I’m 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka .
Africa has very strong human work force and fertile lands , it is only need the discipline and commitment, then Africa can rise from ashes .
African continent is set back for centuries due to the tribal feuds between them . In such situations they have shown enough barbaric atrocities, and the time now is to transform Africa to its best . I was so delighted to see like Rwanda and Ethiopia and rest of it is doing incredibly well , which was out of our knowledge for long time , one day I was suddenly got to watch some video clips of Modeya who promotes African on social media where I found excellent part of developments in Africa , I was so amazed and delighted to see our fellow people are rising from ashes 🤣🤣🤣.
So , please be respectful each other and build up the coherence in Africa, we want you to be part of rest of the world .and revive the pride of Africa which was buried from us for centuries. I also think we should learn to forget the past and move forward,unless just hating others for what happened in the past is not worth .
My plea to fellow African Nations, to put the interest of the masses/ public first through transparent, effective and efficient systems and policies. #RiseAfrica
Btw on the girinka program When one family is given a cow as soon as the cow produces a calf they give the calf forward to the neighbour... it is thus paid forward from there on
Great video and a great story. I didn't know about the post-genocide story of Rwanda and mr. Kagame's very practical and hands on approach.
When one country works together ,they will prosper,unlike my south africa
As for south africa, the white man built a properous nation for you and you turned into shit
@@wamnicho fuck you go back to Europe!!!!!