
The Rwandan referendum has spoken, Kagame can stay. Let the people decide
In the Rwandan referendum of the 18th of December, citizens decided what is best for them: they want President Kagame to stay, saying it loud and clear.
Sarine Arslanian
Contributor
In the Rwandan referendum of the 18th of December, citizens decided what is best for them: they want President Kagame to stay, saying it loud and clear.
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