After the Rwandan genocide, Rwanda has emerged as one of the world’s fastest growing economies, earning the title of the “Singapore of Africa.” However, this economic development has occurred alongside humanitarian violations and growing authoritarianism. The West’s response to human rights abuses in Rwanda has been limited, where meaningful action occurs only when mineral and economic interests in the region are threatened, most recently when the Trump administration applied sanctions.
Read MoreBacked by the Rwandan government, capital city Kigali has made massive strides into becoming a regional information and communications technology leader. Its path to distinction is worthy of comparison to other African cities with similar accomplishments.
Read MoreTensions flare as Rwanda is accused of backing an armed opposition group, based in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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