Rwanda's Kagame Secures Fourth Term Amid Controversy

Kagame's overwhelming victory underscores ongoing debates about democracy and political freedoms in Rwanda.

Paul Kagame won the Rwandan presidential election with over 99% of the vote.
Several opposition candidates were barred from running, raising questions about electoral fairness.
Kagame's administration is credited with significant economic and social progress since the 1994 genocide.
Critics argue that Kagame's dominance stifles political dissent and democratic development.
The election results reflect broader trends in African politics, including the challenges of incumbency and democratic fragility.