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  • čas přidán 9. 04. 2014
  • Twenty years after Rwanda's genocide, should President Kagame be seen as a saviour or a dictator?

Komentáře • 954

  • @DasJaegar
    @DasJaegar Před 5 lety +481

    president kagame has a policy where no one can say the word tutsi or hutu but rwandan
    It's the best policy ever to put in by him.

    • @andrewmalacara1
      @andrewmalacara1 Před 5 lety +19

      Respects for that

    • @nehemiedesire9188
      @nehemiedesire9188 Před 5 lety +7

      Raheem Campbell
      Haha you don’t know
      Rwanda now have discrimination Hutu can say Tutsi
      And Tutsi can say Hutu
      Tutsi is Tutsi
      Hutu is Hutu

    • @laurasmith6266
      @laurasmith6266 Před 4 lety +4

      You guys are anals shame on you now that you've finished killing yourselves you are now killing neighbours change, you actual humans not animals .

    • @NewBaldwin
      @NewBaldwin Před 4 lety +22

      These types of policies do not last. Every African government tries to delete what they call "tribal identity," it has not worked and never will. The only thing that makes societies stable is justice, much harder to get than it seems.
      Historical grievances are real, if not to you to someone else. These wounds fester through generations. The war that brought Pres. Kagame to power had some undertones or settling historical scores.
      We as Africans will continue to blander in these silly if we don't learn to practice looking past the Berlin conference boarders. These are the imaginary lines that fuel the "tribalism" nonsense.
      Our differences are legitimate and extremely valuable. If we don't harness them for our benefit, they will be used against us. Individual stories will not do away with collective experiences, like some groups getting fat while others starve.

    • @toshdidon4434
      @toshdidon4434 Před 4 lety +4

      Not just best but very best,,,

  • @daugmulumba5086
    @daugmulumba5086 Před 5 lety +182

    Kagame is the envy of many...those who came before him managed a genocide, he has managed a social miracle.

  • @afrrique
    @afrrique Před 10 lety +321

    this is what i like to see a black african telling the african story

    • @alpn113
      @alpn113 Před 5 lety +1

      This is not true, sorvived his killings and nobody talking about it.

    • @niniarutek7257
      @niniarutek7257 Před 5 lety +3

      @T Ci can see you did a lot you need to be forgiven even if you dont know how to ask forgiveness

    • @miscellaneouslyric
      @miscellaneouslyric Před 5 lety +2

      exactly!!!!

    • @TheSm1thers
      @TheSm1thers Před 5 lety

      Just watch African media then. English media is obviously going to be presented by white people most of the time.

    • @leoneleone4830
      @leoneleone4830 Před 5 lety +2

      its no fake man i was there since genocide till now i now

  • @samuelfitzpatrick9739
    @samuelfitzpatrick9739 Před 5 lety +317

    A man comes in fix the country bring it back from disaster the people are doing well law and order is restored and now they question if he is a dictator. If he is then the world needs more of him.
    I hope Belgium is ashamed of what the did to Africa

    • @vincentadzotsagli9202
      @vincentadzotsagli9202 Před 5 lety +10

      samuel fitzpatrick thank you for saying this Samuel

    • @deep.679
      @deep.679 Před 5 lety +19

      @@vincentadzotsagli9202 You said it better than I could. If these are the achievements of a dictator, then, more like him are needed in Africa.

    • @taruvingamashayamombe8129
      @taruvingamashayamombe8129 Před 4 lety +7

      President Kagame wanted people to unite and to do this he had to shift the blame to a foreign hand so that there is no animosity. I don't think Belgians played much role but our tribal inclinations caused all this horrors. Its now good that President Kagame has made people speak as Rwandese and not Hutus or Tutsis.

    • @marygorettikantenge2888
      @marygorettikantenge2888 Před 4 lety +2

      I agree with most of what u said.But who do u think cased tribale inclinatione.The horror u say started with the muder of the king RUDAHIGWA on behalf of bergians who wanted to stop him from going to UN for indipendence of Rwanda etc

    • @lockgorastalyfstyle3224
      @lockgorastalyfstyle3224 Před 4 lety +3

      samuel fitzpatrick stupid journalist!
      You are right Man!! All African countries need a man of his type

  • @johnomonua4177
    @johnomonua4177 Před 5 lety +295

    We need this kind of “Dictator “ in Nigeria

    • @shawnreed7876
      @shawnreed7876 Před 4 lety +29

      Nigeria is a much richer country than Rwanda. Imagine what good governance good do there.

    • @danroley7850
      @danroley7850 Před 4 lety +7

      see .. Biafra ..africa reveals its satanic nature. It demands power to be controlled safely.

    • @NewBaldwin
      @NewBaldwin Před 4 lety +13

      I remember the older generation in Uganda saying that, we got what we wanted, a benevolent dictator. How this oxymoron goes over people's heads bugles my mind.
      What you, Nigerians, and the rest of the societies of Africa need to do it to listen to the only quotation from Nelson Mandela that I'll make with out flinching, "It's in your hands." Take back your country one county at a time. Your efforts will speak to the next generation.
      People often forget that Europeans only "got their houses in order" only a century or so ago. Reconstructing a society is a process, even without Europeans breathing down your neck with their hands up your pants.

    • @Bazompora
      @Bazompora Před 4 lety +3

      John Omonua, you do have that kind in Nigeria:
      Boko Haram
      -- Know what you wish for.

    • @rashhrs7144
      @rashhrs7144 Před 4 lety +9

      Nd also somalia we need a dictator like p kagame if he’s a dictator...coz he s savior to his people

  • @daviskabiswa7631
    @daviskabiswa7631 Před 5 lety +189

    Am Ugandan but i believe Kagame has Rwanda's good interests at heart
    Looking towards A united Africa

    • @johnowino1724
      @johnowino1724 Před 4 lety +6

      continue waiting until eternity ..it will never happen

    • @aikmike1614
      @aikmike1614 Před 4 lety +2

      Davis Kabiswa a beautiful dream a United Africa but how could Tht become realty

    • @rukundoisaac314
      @rukundoisaac314 Před 4 lety +2

      their is nothing like that... Kagame is a ril don of dictator

    • @alexandermutune6131
      @alexandermutune6131 Před 4 lety +1

      Sure

    • @emmanuelkodjo5185
      @emmanuelkodjo5185 Před 4 lety +5

      I strongly believe that president Paul Kagame will create that path that will see Africans unit one day. You know what, he have to first build his home country first and extend his hands to other Africans state

  • @ludovicusclericus
    @ludovicusclericus Před 5 lety +105

    Pretty rich for a channel based out of an absolute monarchy to report on whether another country's leader is authoritarian or not. Pretty rich indeed.

    • @pkom6418
      @pkom6418 Před 4 lety +6

      Exactly what I was thinking.

    • @BenG0845
      @BenG0845 Před 4 lety +2

      Say that louder👍👍👍

    • @user-nm3ve6el5s
      @user-nm3ve6el5s Před 4 lety +1

      Sit they report news and documentaries. The Govt just gives them money they don't tell them what to do or report on

    • @GlobalSouthObserver
      @GlobalSouthObserver Před 3 lety

      @@user-nm3ve6el5s do they criticize Qatar

    • @kingmario212
      @kingmario212 Před 2 lety

      Very rich

  • @xolanibuthelezi193
    @xolanibuthelezi193 Před 5 lety +130

    U need good visionary leadership to stop TRIBALISM.

    • @ibrahimgassama8362
      @ibrahimgassama8362 Před 5 lety +4

      There is tribalism everywhere even in Europe .

    • @ibrahimgassama8362
      @ibrahimgassama8362 Před 5 lety +4

      @Smack Nonsense, if you are a sheep and you can see the tribalism here but you can't see it in the whole world, so you are the real idiot. What a pity .

    • @naturalmystique1237
      @naturalmystique1237 Před 4 lety +1

      @@ibrahimgassama8362 even in US. Look at what that village idiot called trump is doing

    • @naturalmystique1237
      @naturalmystique1237 Před 4 lety +2

      @Sea dreams he's on point. there's plenty of tribalism in England between the Irish, British, Scottish with real political ramifications , so why don't you gag on that for a while

    • @moknows4541
      @moknows4541 Před 3 lety

      And a cold heart to steal from your neighbors

  • @renemabano4617
    @renemabano4617 Před 7 lety +275

    Kagame is my hero for ever! I have lived in Rwanda during its darkest periods of genocide against the Tutsi, and have withnessed incredible improvement beyond expectations!! I live the same village with survivors and killers that I saw my self during the genoccide!! He is a visionary leader ever! I say it not because I read it in UN report or saw it on TV! I experience it in my every day's live. His spirit is in most of the young Rwandans now! That's why we will keep winning, while they keep talking.I always wonder why the west is bothered about him! It's simply because they don't want good thing to last in Africa.

    • @fucktardickis
      @fucktardickis Před 7 lety +26

      I think the problem of many idealistic westerners is not knowing how bad some places are, sometimes a person who is not perhaps the best, who is not totally clean and who has committed bad crimes is simply the best option. When compared with so many of his predecessors and adversaries Kagame showed his true qualities as a leader when he came to power. Unlike so many tyrants, he shows a committed effort towards improving infrastructure and human lives, when he could have easily hoarded away so much money and left the people to fend for themselves. That is the key fact that shows he is a good leader.

    • @bongiwethungo6177
      @bongiwethungo6177 Před 5 lety +12

      God bless Mr Kagame for everything He has done to stop such a terrible, horrible genocide in Rwanda, may peace continue to prevail in Rwanda

    • @deobiho
      @deobiho Před 5 lety +5

      @@bongiwethungo6177 he started the war,he killed many ,, what blessing your God will handle to him? As a killer....

    • @vivekekka474
      @vivekekka474 Před 4 lety +5

      @@deobiho He is a hero who stopped the genocide. Only murderers and rapists hate him.

    • @deobiho
      @deobiho Před 4 lety +4

      @@vivekekka474 sorry, I can't argue with you.
      You are doomed to live in shame because you don't know your history

  • @davidmwaka1154
    @davidmwaka1154 Před 5 lety +82

    He has changed Rwanda to us Africans his a great leader,we don't care what you think.

    • @afrikan1000
      @afrikan1000 Před 3 lety

      What has he changed-Rwanda is a silent volcano that is going to implode in the future.

    • @nikowabantu6216
      @nikowabantu6216 Před 3 lety +2

      The west is no the only problem of Africa
      We know that rwanda and Uganda have been used by the west to loot Drcongo
      And After killing millions of Hutu Rwandans and Congolese now kagame is calling himself pana African even some people are saying is a good leader 😥😥

    • @pueblo7106
      @pueblo7106 Před 3 lety

      @@nikowabantu6216 Even he is a good leader then why doesn't he welcome back all Rwandan (Hutus are from Rwanda)

    • @nikowabantu6216
      @nikowabantu6216 Před 3 lety +1

      @@pueblo7106 right and why he keeps killing his own people (general karegeya,kizoto,attempted to kill general kayumba ,....)

    • @pueblo7106
      @pueblo7106 Před 3 lety

      @@nikowabantu6216 and the journalist Rugambage who covered the assassination attempt on Kayumba. And all the open threats Kagame makes to kill everyone who he disagrees with.

  • @eazydazit
    @eazydazit Před 7 lety +226

    wish we had a leader like kagame to sort out somalia. Much respect

    • @samuelademeso6061
      @samuelademeso6061 Před 6 lety +6

      eazydazit and Nigeria

    • @tomrice6346
      @tomrice6346 Před 5 lety +6

      @Lukaku's First Touch
      What needs to be sorted out? Rwanda tribal issue got sorted out and Somalia clan issue got sorted out in 2001 like I explained to him. I don't know where you see the offense, if you're a Hutu from Rwanda point to where I am wrong. If you're a Somali bantu, you were not killed by any Somali clan so what makes you offended?

    • @1wun1
      @1wun1 Před 5 lety +3

      @@tomrice6346 Rwanda had a civil war too, from 1990

    • @rukoranyangabo9128
      @rukoranyangabo9128 Před 5 lety +14

      I'm Rwandan but when I see the Somalian I see them as blood sisters and brothers even when those stupid were killing us, they were telling us"We are killing you because you belong at Horn of Africa Somalia&Ethiopia)

    • @dinisrealm3240
      @dinisrealm3240 Před 5 lety +3

      The Future Is set , you’re jumping to the wagon too early. First understand what he said and then comment

  • @aciles7
    @aciles7 Před 5 lety +36

    I lived in Rwanda for two years , Paul Kagame is a great leader and President and he only but my highest respect and sympathy.
    African country cleaner than Switzerland and where crime and corruption practically do not exist and where I spent the best two years of my life and where I will probably move back to with my whole family speaks enough about Paul Kagame 💪🏼🇷🇼

  • @adjombiterry1625
    @adjombiterry1625 Před 5 lety +154

    "no press freedom"?? and you are doing your documentary tnere? pls wake up

    • @williamtukei1488
      @williamtukei1488 Před 4 lety +5

      If country is developing whats use of press

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 Před 4 lety +1

      @@chuckybonty4191 WHATS IS HIDING

    • @claver8336
      @claver8336 Před 4 lety +6

      @@tuforu4 you should know that genecide ideology was fueled by medea, so these jenelosts should be kept in check.

    • @ericishimwe7366
      @ericishimwe7366 Před 4 lety +1

      What freedom you need my friend I know you need to say everything but I know freedom you need it nothing better

    • @charleschampion9491
      @charleschampion9491 Před 4 lety

      You're soo smart.

  • @unrealgalaxy9669
    @unrealgalaxy9669 Před 4 lety +54

    The international community during the genocide: Lets just ignore what's happening to the people in Rwanda!
    The international community now: KAGAME, YOU DICTATOR!

    • @billymuthomi6946
      @billymuthomi6946 Před 4 lety +5

      Very accurate man

    • @JesseWorld1000
      @JesseWorld1000 Před 3 lety +1

      UnrealGalaxy He is a dictator mainly because he exposed all of them and continue to do so. Petty

    • @udospickermann9518
      @udospickermann9518 Před 2 lety

      A very good President.Greetings from Germany.

    • @abueghan1363
      @abueghan1363 Před 2 lety +1

      They are fools... Do they know dictatorship? They want Rwanda to fall down that's why they are claiming that Kegami is dictator

  • @nooruddinliew3423
    @nooruddinliew3423 Před 4 lety +32

    kagame is a good leader. may he lives long and rules with wisdom. african golden stateman😘

  • @hassanmazimpaka5417
    @hassanmazimpaka5417 Před 5 lety +28

    Kagame is a heavenly given gift to Rwanda.

  • @ayalqie4587
    @ayalqie4587 Před 5 lety +25

    Am against tribalism too!!! NO TO TRIBALISM!!! Hey Ethiopian learn from this lesson and specially who are preaching tribal federalism...

  • @haydar378
    @haydar378 Před 5 lety +48

    Tribalism destroyed Somalia so Rwanda 🇷🇼 learned their lessons and don’t want go back

    • @shawnreed7876
      @shawnreed7876 Před 4 lety +5

      Identity politics destroyed nations and lives. In the USA the Democrats are trying to divide us by race and religion. If we keep on our current trajectory we might end up like 1994 Rwanda.

  • @GrumpyTinashe
    @GrumpyTinashe Před 5 lety +31

    The spirit of Ubuntu. Africans are the most conciliatory people. The couples story is a lesson to others

  • @negbefla6956
    @negbefla6956 Před 5 lety +9

    We in Haiti would gladly exchange anarchy cough cough "democracy" for a benevolent business minded strong man.

  • @criessmiles3620
    @criessmiles3620 Před 3 lety +8

    This is why I said the Chinese model work for Africa
    Especially when the leaders have the country best interest in heart
    Cheers

  • @tombooijink3722
    @tombooijink3722 Před 2 lety +35

    I’m traveling as a tourist in Rwanda now, and am impressed, really impressed what Kagame has done to the country. He “inherited” a country in complete and utter disarray, now it’s thriving, well-organized, cleaner than any country in Africa or my own country for that matter (Netherlands), with good infrastructure and developing rapidly, with a GDP per capita twice as high as its neighbour Burundi. Kagame pulled that off for which he deserves a lot of credit.

    • @Marcopolo-bm9hz
      @Marcopolo-bm9hz Před rokem

      You right! never mind some accuse Kagame of Dictatorship! He has done amazing thing to Rwanda!

    • @faresrizk7725
      @faresrizk7725 Před 11 měsíci

      😊

    • @cosmopolitanwonder9675
      @cosmopolitanwonder9675 Před 9 měsíci

      He is backed by the west he is still a puppet of them. His people are not allowed to speak out it’s a dictatorship they face prison or death if anyone speaks out. Western money is why he is still in power as Rwanda has resources that they want to continue taking while the people still remain poor. The people are forced to keep the cities clean getting paid les or a dollar. Day. No matter what the west says he’s a dictator and will come to a bad end. Rwandans will take so much then war will come again.

  • @tctitb5626
    @tctitb5626 Před 6 lety +88

    don't listen about Rwanda only just come and see go and tell,
    fully peaceful and full of joy

  • @risk0systemsuk171
    @risk0systemsuk171 Před 2 lety +5

    Kagame didn’t get Rwanda where it is by being a pushover. when the Hutus were butchering the Tutsis, the West stood aside a watched until Kagame ended it. There’s no tribalism that the colonialists used to divide and conquer them anymore. So they should all keep their noses out of what goes on there. Unity is strength. He who divides you conquers you. Long live Kagame.

  • @samuelfitzpatrick9739
    @samuelfitzpatrick9739 Před 5 lety +26

    Long live his excellency Paul Kagame God bless him and Rwanda

  • @theinternetstolemysoulbuti2740

    As an American I admire President Kagame. For years I've been telling my friends that we must be more like Asia if America is to succeed in time to come. He was on the same wavelength as me before I was even born. We must support Rwanda if we want Africa to become a great place before we die. I want to explore an Africa where people are living as luxurious lives as us *before I die.*

    • @godsounddivine1718
      @godsounddivine1718 Před rokem +1

      There are many places in Africa where people live luxurious life with great wealth ,and there places where there is poverty, but even in your country there are places with poverty with homeless and starving citizens 😢, if u want to visit Africa there are many destinations with 5star hotels luxurious living conditions and great tourism attraction, but if you want to wait until every African is living in luxury its impossible just like its impossible for every American to live a luxurious life.

    • @patrickmanda7777
      @patrickmanda7777 Před 11 měsíci

      We must not be naive as we have been for so long...

  • @kevinmucyo1665
    @kevinmucyo1665 Před 7 lety +30

    why do people hate him tho look what he has done for Rwanda and Africa in general

    • @shamali2426
      @shamali2426 Před 5 lety +8

      Because he prevented them from pursuing their genocide to the very last infant.

    • @Jnonswi
      @Jnonswi Před 5 lety

      Facts be told he has his dark side. However one could bear with his kind of dictatorship especially of you are not on opposition side.

    • @akiikighoussy6057
      @akiikighoussy6057 Před 5 lety +2

      like invading DRC and looting its natural Resources

    • @joanieblackman50
      @joanieblackman50 Před 5 lety +5

      Because they like to be control bey the white Europeans🤔that way they hate the president of Rwanda.

    • @monica012077
      @monica012077 Před 3 lety +1

      Isn't he imprisoning anyone who opposes him? How is that not a dictatorship? It's healthy to have more than one political party, I think he's afraid of losing power. He thinks he's the only one who can save the country by controlling all of its interests with one hand. Even if he is right what will Rwanda do in the future? Kagame won't live forever and all this new wealth and power Rwanda has may corrupt its next leader.

  • @kiritugeorge4684
    @kiritugeorge4684 Před 5 lety +41

    From a Kenyan perspective, i think Rwanda has made major strides in eradicating tribalism. I wish it were the same in Kenya. We may be the most powerful economy in East Africa but we have alot to learn from Rwanda, and i mean ALOT!

    • @michaelheery7427
      @michaelheery7427 Před 5 lety +2

      KENYATTA OWNS KENYA

    • @jerryhernandez9775
      @jerryhernandez9775 Před 4 lety

      "Jomo Kenyatta is an ex-revolutionary" Fred Hampton

    • @queenesther3830
      @queenesther3830 Před 4 lety

      Kenya machos tu

    • @kylexy2901
      @kylexy2901 Před 3 lety

      you are already powerful economy in Africa.and we are also thriving to grow bigger as Rwandans and East africans in general

    • @tmekanisi431
      @tmekanisi431 Před rokem +1

      From a Kenyan perspective, i think Rwanda has made major strides in eradicating tribalism???????? YOU MUST BE AS DAFT AS A BRUSH! LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENING IN RWANDA TODAY. EVERYTHING OF SIGNIFICANCE IN RWANDA IS CONTROLLED BY TUTSIS, TUTSIS WHO ACCOUNT FOR LESS THAN 15% OF THE POPULATION OF RWANDA.

  • @sunshine7453
    @sunshine7453 Před 6 lety +58

    From the ash of Genocide, Kagame delivered a beautiful and a safe nation to its people, Tutsi and Hutu. It is the best of Africa today. No one can hold the two hated group of people together that one just killed the other nearly one million just yesterday. The world had abandoned Rwanda. Today Rwanda has the most transparent government with the fastest economy of Africa, the fastest internet of Africa.... Kagame has rebuild that nation from the ash of total destruction and build a powerful and healthy nation to his people that he did not differentiate who is Hutu or who is Tutsi. Kagame has a very tough job to deliver to his people the best and has to face the destructive forces that wants to tear this fabric apart using their twisted version of free speech and democracy. They already have democracy. I live in Brazzaville and Kinshasa and I know what corruption and repression are. These are two nations much bigger and much richer than Rwanda and look at how they are now.

    • @kikiliko2532
      @kikiliko2532 Před 5 lety +5

      The outside is quick to judge, but never raised a finger to help. This president is running his country in the best way, because of the history, no other way would have work this well, if he was not strict, then outside forces would have seek to destabilize, under the guise of democracy.

  • @reermiye1geeljire41
    @reermiye1geeljire41 Před 4 lety +7

    Western media don't like peace and prospects African country long life to Rwanda peace and love

  • @dre73
    @dre73 Před 5 lety +34

    Why would that journalist publish an article promoting tribalism and division among the people of Rwanda? The country is trying to unify under a common purpose and to propose such a superfluous idea seems like an attempt at igniting conflict.
    As well, foreign observers saw no reason to intervene during the genocide so why now do they want to interfere and pass judgement on Kagame’s democratically elected government when it’s obvious the positive impact they’ve had on the socio-economic status of the people and the country? It would seem as if these critics would rather see Rwanda in a state of dysfunction and tribal division in order to undermine and exploit its people.
    May the trap they wish to set for Rwanda be turned their own children.

    • @anniekhonje7853
      @anniekhonje7853 Před 5 lety +3

      My thought too

    • @ncbm1010
      @ncbm1010 Před 4 lety +3

      Freeyour Mind exactly, if there is an anti-tribalism law, why break it and then complain they imprisoned you

    • @mauriceniyibizi528
      @mauriceniyibizi528 Před 4 lety

      This is best President I believe

    • @pgk29
      @pgk29 Před 4 lety

      Exactly brother! Couldn't have said it any better. They are even lucky that he sent them to jail.

    • @BenG0845
      @BenG0845 Před 4 lety

      Listen again..the journalist is NOT encouraging tribalism...he is simply conducting an interview with the President

  • @dembobaldeh6913
    @dembobaldeh6913 Před 3 lety +38

    He is not a Dictator...
    He is a leader whom many admires..
    ❤ from The Gambia.

    • @prinzonic9896
      @prinzonic9896 Před 4 měsíci

      Despite his good leadership his habitual action of imprisonment for political prisoners and high human rights violation has tinted him as a DICTATOR. His action is unorthodox to the very norms of democracy upon which he governs.

  • @tingirmichael3689
    @tingirmichael3689 Před 10 lety +66

    Wonderful video and big up for kagame,he's truly a leader.wish Nigeria my country could develop this quickly.

    • @_thacieng
      @_thacieng Před 7 lety +6

      Nigeria is country with much resources but I'm afraid westerners are having the biggest share.

    • @Maziwamakuu
      @Maziwamakuu Před 7 lety +1

      Gasagara n thacien
      True

    • @reneroux2391
      @reneroux2391 Před 5 lety +6

      tingir michael you guys have the resources you need strong leadership elimination of corruption etc.

    • @humbleperson127
      @humbleperson127 Před 5 lety +6

      Do not worry the young shall grow. Our problem is tribalism, ethnic violence, corruption, thievery etc.. Very soon another Jerry Rawlings will rise up in Nigeria.

    • @akikiaovie
      @akikiaovie Před 5 lety +5

      My purpose on this earth is to help give rise to Nigeria’s revolution that till change Nigeria and the the entire Africa this is my destiny!

  • @amadanquah3098
    @amadanquah3098 Před 4 lety +5

    Am sorry to say many African journalists don't are ignorant and are a curse to the development of the continent. I can say boldly that Rwanda won't be the same without the current president.

  • @ellamitchel441
    @ellamitchel441 Před 4 lety +5

    While a country needs a good strong opposition for the purpose of checks and balances, I can understand Kegame's trepidation for opposition especially when you know what their agenda is. Rwanda was a two party state when the genocide happened. The world loves Saudi Arabia, Dubai where people are jailed and go missing, the problem is ALWAYS AFRICA. Kagame is doing a good job, African leaders should learn a thing or two from him especially regarding ethnicity. Some of his opponents still want to hold on to hate in the name of journalism. I pray Rwanda does not descend into chaos when he leaves office, that would be a shame.

  • @coracias4523
    @coracias4523 Před 4 lety +33

    We need someone like him for Iran and Afghanistan

    • @user-nm3ve6el5s
      @user-nm3ve6el5s Před 4 lety

      The US*
      Let Iranians anf Afghans alone you wetern bastards

  • @ycfugbusiness3325
    @ycfugbusiness3325 Před 5 lety +20

    15min, how can you mention such a statement in your newspaper understanding where you came from in 1994, press freedom does not mean disuniting people

  • @micedutainmentzone8249
    @micedutainmentzone8249 Před 6 lety +36

    Proud to be Rwandan

  • @kuokgatdetbukjok2637
    @kuokgatdetbukjok2637 Před 2 lety +4

    Kagame deserves to be the president of the African continent.
    No one ☝️ on earth can unite a country like Rwanda 🇷🇼.
    I will always respect ✊🏿 you Mr. President 🙏

  • @denwill1648
    @denwill1648 Před 5 lety +48

    As a child growing up and watching the news on the genocide I though of Rwanda as a wretched place with some of the most weak, evil and wretched people on our planet. Now I see Rwandans as some of the most gracious, forgiving, blessed, beautiful and strong people on the planet. Blessings to President Kagame and the dedicated people of Rwanda, you are an inspiring example to follow out of a desperate situations into a bright and prosperous future.

    • @mdi3024
      @mdi3024 Před rokem +2

      More than the Germans?

    • @cosmopolitanwonder9675
      @cosmopolitanwonder9675 Před 9 měsíci

      Remember Hitler and Germany well look at it and it’s people now. Look at US Britain and all The western countries that committed Genocide on the people of Africa and American indigenous peoples Australia Indigenous peoples killed by the millions all of those western countries are evil, yet the world they live in doesn’t even know or care about the evil that they did and still live off the deaths of all those millions without a care, we only ever hear about the Hitler genocide when billions have been killed before and since Hitlers days, it’s so hypocritical to say look at Rwanda Kagame is a dictator owned by the west he’s paid big money because as with
      L puppet leaders the west want the resources AFrica has no different in Rwanda ❤️🌍🌍❤️✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽😭😭😭😭😓😥🥲😢🥵🥵🤯👹🤮

  • @josephakuei3827
    @josephakuei3827 Před 4 lety +13

    I wish the others Africans countries to emulate the Kagame's ideologies for development.

  • @worlddreamer3552
    @worlddreamer3552 Před 4 lety +19

    Rwanda will be united for ever no matter the Enemies are trying to divide them... Rwandans be conscious and stand by your golden president Paul Kagame

  • @veemuyambo
    @veemuyambo Před 4 lety +6

    The west ddnt do anything wen Rwanda was melting down., l dont think they have no right to question Rwanda z democracy .

    • @sterdezy1569
      @sterdezy1569 Před 3 lety

      We don't need them we have our hero, my president, the amazing Paul Kagame !

  • @webtoonfanacompte3801
    @webtoonfanacompte3801 Před 5 lety +19

    i was there and that's how i feel, proud of them and for this president . i want and hope all the other country of africa open theirs eyes

  • @wanzueni
    @wanzueni Před 10 lety +42

    i was in Rwanda during the Genocide and i know Kagame has done a good job, take it or leave it.Rwanda is the only country in africa that banned the use of plastic paperbags, respect. And to the Aljazeera reporter a job well done only you need to travel and see more of Africa,The chaos and mismanagement in the region you come from(west Africa) are foreign to the large part of Africa stretching from Ethiopia to South Africa.

    • @_thacieng
      @_thacieng Před 7 lety +1

      wanzueni Congo has been the African barrier that divides east-south Africa and west Africa.

    • @kiritugeorge4684
      @kiritugeorge4684 Před 5 lety

      Kenya has banned plastic bags too

    • @kevint3322
      @kevint3322 Před 5 lety +1

      @@kiritugeorge4684 Kenya gani, we use polythene bags, everyday kwa mama mboga, butchery, bread wrapper wewe seems you are a foreigner

    • @kiritugeorge4684
      @kiritugeorge4684 Před 5 lety

      @@kevint3322 My oh my, i was talking about single use plastics. Single use plastics have been banned. Bread wrapper is not a sinlge use plastic. as for the small clear plastics, they are illegal but obviously law enforcement is difficult.. And i dont need to prove to you that i am a foreigner. Ama unadai nitype macomments na swa ndio urade mi si foreigner? Usijifanye ati we ndio the real Kenyan, the O.G legit Kenyan. SMH

    • @shawnreed7876
      @shawnreed7876 Před 4 lety +1

      I am happy you guys have banned plastic bags. We in the USA are too backward and stupid to ban them though we need to.

  • @melzim6670
    @melzim6670 Před 3 lety +9

    Rwandese people strike me as very calm people. Blessings to all the people of Rwanda. I love listening to other Bantu languages, been picking many similar words from my own❤️

  • @methohealz7341
    @methohealz7341 Před 5 lety +32

    I don't care about the color of the cat as long as it catches the rats. What has the vaunted and over exaggerated so called democracy done to my country Nigeria and many of the likes. Kudos to President Kagame and Rwandans.

    • @shawnreed7876
      @shawnreed7876 Před 4 lety +1

      "I don't care about the color of the cat as long as it catches the rats". Well said my friend.

  • @nzappazapp8360
    @nzappazapp8360 Před 5 lety +48

    Kagame has done good for his country, he has a legacy that makes Africa proud. What Rwanda needs now is to groom the next generation of leaders to take Rwanda even further and to avoid bloodshed in future. When a leader believes that he is the only one who can save his country, he will end up becoming the very problem he is trying to solve. Kagame needs only 1 term to ensure smooth transition that is the only thing Rwanda needs from him.

    • @n-clotv
      @n-clotv Před 5 lety +5

      He was there when political leaders organized a systemic murder of citizen. I understand why he would cling to power. What if the next dude organizes a mass killing again?

    • @munyorizee7203
      @munyorizee7203 Před 4 lety +5

      I agree with you. Having one centre of power and having a leader stay i power for long can have detrimental effects. I am from Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe was once a darling to the whole nation and in his early years he did very well to develop the nation and reconcile everyone, but the longer he stayed in power the results are there for everyone to see. Rwandans should not ever believe that Kagame is the ONLY person capable of leading Rwanda but this is not to say he has done anything bad. But for his legacy he should step down soon like what Nelson Mandela did and let others continue with the race.

    • @n-clotv
      @n-clotv Před 4 lety +2

      @@munyorizee7203 Mugabe's mistake was marrying a woman called Grace. The name Grace is normally a recipe for disaster for any man. 😂😂😂

    • @afrikan1000
      @afrikan1000 Před 3 lety

      What has Kigame done to the people living in the Eastern Congos? Have you researched it.

  • @4tressfortified
    @4tressfortified Před 5 lety +4

    The fact is that the man inherited chaos, death and destruction and was able to transform things for AVERAGE PERSON in the land! He didn’t exploit the country and surely didn’t rape the country’s resources to set up a Swiss bank account like other African leaders.
    The Rwanda that we see today is the fruit of a honest, dedicated, hard working leader who obviously cares enough about the average citizen. I wish we could say the same for most leaders under the democratic system of government round the world.

  • @benardmwashi6289
    @benardmwashi6289 Před 5 lety +9

    This son of Africa is more a saviour than a dictator as said by enemies of African peace and brotherhood.

  • @niogtreegg1755
    @niogtreegg1755 Před 5 lety +5

    Blaming other race is not how Rwanda grows, but how Zimbabwe fails.

  • @freeman2690
    @freeman2690 Před 5 lety +12

    Democracy doesn't always work in Africa they have democracy in many countries in Africa I think the main thing is no corruption in Africa function without the European for many century

  • @sedemamuzu6382
    @sedemamuzu6382 Před 4 lety +4

    I hope Rwandans are not fooled by the neo colonialists.Development is what is needed and not a democratic failed state.

  • @mbs3659
    @mbs3659 Před 5 lety +4

    If President Kagame a dictator, then other dictators should carry a different title.. in regard with the Limited Press, in my opinion perhaps it is a good thing as the trauma Rwanda still in ppl mind, no need to trigger hate or anger, if I heard the journalist was publishing an article opposing the 2 ethny who were killing each other, Truly is there a need for that! I guess the President himself is still haunted by the genocide...I believe Paul Kagame have created an Amazing foundation for his country..that where ppl should Focus, watch out for the Best successor not to destroy this legacy.. Much Respect ..

  • @disowali7285
    @disowali7285 Před 5 lety +16

    Kagame Africa is proud of you....They Call it Africa we call it home....love from Kenya

  • @LibertarianGal
    @LibertarianGal Před 4 lety +31

    Kagame is a good leader (although not perfect) and aptly trained in maneuver warfare by the CIA. He understands the strategy and is a shrewd fellow who understands that humans need to be ruled with an iron hand especially after the genocide. The genocide showed that the Rwandan population is extremely vulnerable to brainwashing and propaganda and he has enacted laws to prevent this from happening again. Rwanda is flourishing because of his policies. So, don't go talking bad about him for not being a "democratic" leader.

  • @toomuchtruth
    @toomuchtruth Před 4 lety +8

    11:49 Traffic lights with timers.. WOW I've never even seen anything like that in the US or Canada. WTF lol that's awesome. I've always thought that's how traffic lights should be. Rwanda is winning!

  • @Ayiti_Mizik
    @Ayiti_Mizik Před 3 lety +5

    I am haitian and I strongly love and you as a leader... Thank you for what you accomplished in your country Sr.

  • @annewangui2197
    @annewangui2197 Před rokem +3

    Mr president has done a good job. If those who plans to oust him so they can plunge the country back to 20yrs ago, I think he has duty to protect his people and his country

  • @bbbelay
    @bbbelay Před 3 lety +2

    Stanley the journalist clearly broke the law. The Rwandan genocide was a nightmare and how could anyone want to go back to that? This is the problem we are experiencing in Ethiopia right now and I hope our leaders can learn from Paul Kagami.

  • @bongsndimande1284
    @bongsndimande1284 Před 4 lety +7

    The opposition parties are important in a democratic country though i don't know what to oppose in Kagame government

  • @robinlouis7410
    @robinlouis7410 Před 2 lety +2

    Stanley statement would've been right if he'd only left ethnicity out, hate speech in a country with a horrific history caused by it his imprisonment was just. "Marrying someone because of beauty is a regretful act" true.
    Commenting from Liberia 🇱🇷

  • @nancykwamboka3083
    @nancykwamboka3083 Před 2 lety +2

    Wether he his a dictator or not, let this man be ! Paul kagame bravely helped end the genocide while the west, who played a major role in stirring it, stayed away and did nothing ! Kagame has brought the rwandane people together, look at rwanda now, it's economy is booming unlike most african countries that didn't experience genocide ! When the rwandan genocide happened, I think I was a toddler, but the tremendous steps paul kagame has made to bring rwanda to where it is now really fascinates me. I respect president Paul kagame a lot and I wish I had a president like him. Muammar gadaffi, Paul kagame and robert mugabe are the only african leaders who had the best of interest of their people at heart and they did the best they could to defend their people, their wealth and natural resources , so as to give their people the best life they deserve. Long live Paul kagame 🙏

  • @fadhlialamsyah4833
    @fadhlialamsyah4833 Před 2 lety +3

    We Muslim love Rwanda. Only genocide survivor understand this.

  • @maccybear8093
    @maccybear8093 Před 4 lety +3

    This is where human cloning must take place. Kagame should be duplicated and spread across Africa as leaders. And maybe the rest of the world.
    A dictator who creates safety and peace must be worshipped like a prophet.

  • @eiffeltower7503
    @eiffeltower7503 Před 3 lety +2

    Stanley's article is about tribalism, the same thing that brought terror on Rwanda. Why does he want to keep the division alive. Kgame has brought decency to his people. Long live president Kgame, long live. God bless you president Kgame. He does not live like a dog, nonsense, he raised his country from the dead. 95% have elected him.

  • @SHAWONFIRE
    @SHAWONFIRE Před 4 lety +6

    I think I would be super appreciative to this leader If I was in Rwanda before and after.

  • @TopeSamuel
    @TopeSamuel Před 5 lety +8

    Well, having seen this beautiful piece, all I can say is, Kagame may seem justified for the love and cause as well as dreams for his country, but studying his gestures shows he has learned mastery. Kagame needs to bother about what happens after he's left. I wish Rwanda well.

  • @Aleu931
    @Aleu931 Před 5 lety +12

    God bless Paul Kagame and People of Rwanda.

  • @mastersonmajakstudios1084

    Better dictatorship that helps people then democracy that kills them ....
    If anyone thinks kagame is a dictator...well please think again

  • @eiffeltower7503
    @eiffeltower7503 Před 3 lety +2

    I think Kagame needs to shut his opposition up. He has transformed Rwanda. He is a saviour. He has to be strong. The opposition groups who wants freedom of speech and are complaining are the same ones who the Europeans will use to divide and conquer the country again. I agree for freedom of speech but not in this case. These people will be used to bring chaos, division in the country again. Kagame is one of my heroes. May God protect him.

  • @michaelaa5119
    @michaelaa5119 Před 5 lety +14

    I am not Rwandan but I will lay down my life for Paul Kagame. Colonial masters would want to use the media and some fools within the government and citizens to ruin his hard work. Kagame is a toast of the heavens

    • @jessh4016
      @jessh4016 Před rokem

      Nobody should ever forget your second sentence. They'll do anything to keep Africa weak.

  • @dalmar6290
    @dalmar6290 Před 4 lety +5

    Those who don’t like kagame can leave, it can’t get any better.

  • @mikhail8291
    @mikhail8291 Před rokem +1

    I don't understand why critics of Kagame come up against him considering the fact that he has brought Rwanda this far. He is a great leader and other African leaders should emulate his example. No one is perfect. His leadership skills outweigh his imperfections.

  • @GunDoggyIndian
    @GunDoggyIndian Před 5 lety +5

    To be honest, this was a good interview. I liked that both the good and the bad sides of Kagame we interviewed, but I feel there was no focus on the most important point. Obviously a 95% win in an election isn't legitimate, but it's fine because Kagame does right for the nation, democracy and freedom of press will mean demagogues will be enabled the power to take over public opinion for the benefit of their own scrutiny, the country could easily fall back to turmoil, the 'dog' question is pretty much rhetorical and obsolete, the answer is clear, if you want to divide people and eradicate decades of development for personal gain or on the basis of STUPID beliefs, bye... But the real question is international development. What I feel the presenter should have focused on is Rwanda's affairs with the DRC. Because to me, it looks like the story that was told tells us Kagame is potentially not the biggest fan of development around other African countries, to an extent, don't get me wrong. But DRC is a country that's seen severe scrutiny and holds some of the most valuable resources used in technology to date. It should literally be amongst the most influential countries. The very raw materials used to make certain important components of every smart device comes from the DRC, and yet it is a country inflicted with war. I'm still waiting on the day some journalist, preferably African, sees the correlation, and conducts an interview that puts both, western governments and economies, as well as African, in the spotlight. Africa will not develop into the economic powerhouse and influencer it should be, because people are sheep who follow mass media and refuse to understand that simply by complaining, they are not improving their countries, and leaving their nations to go abroad literally makes them by standers in their own economies. The resources Africa has to offer are what made America the strongest super power, and what people fail to see is China are fast approaching America in terms of power because they are carrying out America's very own colonialism in modern Africa. Yet Kagame some how fails to see Chinese corrupted agenda, unless there is a bigger picture. I am not accusing Kagame of anything, I'm just saying we should question everything we know, for the sake of our countries and our children. People don't understand the power they posses over corporations and governments. After all, there is no supply without demand. It's a collective effort.

  • @AlexeiRamotar
    @AlexeiRamotar Před 5 lety +21

    Rwanda is one of the most beautiful nations I have ever seen. Kagame needs to be a strong man until he can set the nation right economically. I think Kagame is more like Lee of Singapore or the storng men military leaders of South Korea. Both these nations are what they are not due to democracy, but due to good leadership; the benevolent dictator.

  • @Vinxi
    @Vinxi Před 5 lety +7

    Hutu and Tutsi are not tribes they can't be classified in this way because they share the same culture, at most they can be classified as ethnicities despite the fact that in pre-colonial Rwanda they were merely socio-political categories.

  • @danieluda7498
    @danieluda7498 Před 4 lety +5

    Tell Queen Elizabeth to step down first

    • @BenG0845
      @BenG0845 Před 4 lety

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @ZolekaMncwabe
    @ZolekaMncwabe Před 4 lety +3

    Everybody is praising democracy...but you know what at some point people abuse it, look at the USA. Kagame has done well. Deserves many Nobel peace prizes. Well done, I hope other African countries learn from him...including my own country South Africa.

  • @jimbobjimjim6500
    @jimbobjimjim6500 Před 5 lety +23

    "African Unite" - Bob Marley.

  • @micahgee
    @micahgee Před 10 lety +39

    Thanks for allowing to watch in the US. Please don't block US access to Al Jazeera English.
    Thank you

    • @chadhutton8553
      @chadhutton8553 Před 9 lety +3

      Yeah, I have noticed several videos I wanted to watch were blocked when I was in the US, then I cam home to the UK...blocked there too. I was like; "Wtf is the point of Al-Jazeera English, if it's going to be blocked in English speaking nations?" =/ It did make me wonder as to who was blocking content...US/UK, or the network.

    • @_thacieng
      @_thacieng Před 7 lety +2

      You can change the location setting in the CZcams app if some videos are blocked in that country.

    • @adelaremubali2102
      @adelaremubali2102 Před 6 lety

      micahgee aljazeera wants to prove US and westerners for wars

    • @michealwilliams8263
      @michealwilliams8263 Před 5 lety

      Love to apply the same Tactics to the black American populations!!!

    • @douglasmubirigi4414
      @douglasmubirigi4414 Před 5 lety

      @@michealwilliams8263 sadly what's needed. But you know the ppl in power don't want anything different.

  • @jjenko6366
    @jjenko6366 Před 5 lety +14

    I don't care what anyone says, as an outsider it seems like Kagame did a great job. There is no great leader who hasn't been criticized. You have to realized maybe if he was replaced in a democratic process his replacement might not have the best vision for the country but rather would work for his own wealth gain just like any other African leaders. Good job.

  • @joanieblackman50
    @joanieblackman50 Před 5 lety +3

    Im afrikaan🇸🇷 Suriname netderland🇳🇱 can I'm come live in Rwanda afrika?😉😊I'm feel good when am hearing the Rwandan afrikaan music😊🎤🎵🎵

    • @ndagijimanasebastien9707
      @ndagijimanasebastien9707 Před 4 lety

      Hhh you are welcome just come and you'll stay at my home for some days to get familiar with our beautiful climate

  • @SEMUNGAMBI
    @SEMUNGAMBI Před 6 lety +28

    Why do you people even criticize Rwanda that has invanded Congo while the western turned it to be their homeland on extraction of minerals. Think twice before criticizing others you may find your self being/acting as someones puppet

  • @floptime
    @floptime Před 4 lety +4

    Hungry opposition leaders tryna get in power n undo the progress. Done them real quick. Respect to Kagame

  • @asdrubalperez1507
    @asdrubalperez1507 Před 2 lety +2

    Rwanda is a miracle. Of reconciliation, liberty and respect.

  • @lubabalomahlombe451
    @lubabalomahlombe451 Před rokem +1

    If these so called critics of Kagame had their way the country would be at war. The guy wrote an article saying "Hutu men would regret marrying Tutsi woman for their beauty" this is the so called journalism is not needed anywhere.

  • @unpkerr1
    @unpkerr1 Před 4 lety +3

    The interviewer should say how his own country is going before criticising Rwanda, Paul Kagnami has done wonders, I know because I lived there at the end of the 1994 war, hows US imposed democracy going for Lybia, Iraq,

  • @kevinnevada5342
    @kevinnevada5342 Před 3 lety +3

    When the country had serious problems, Where was Europe? Now that the people are sorting themselves out.... The world starts poking its nose.

  • @emmanuelzao
    @emmanuelzao Před 2 lety +2

    Paul Kagame doesn’t deserve to a position of presidency, he should be a King of Rwandwa.😎

  • @stefanuskuduva9125
    @stefanuskuduva9125 Před 5 lety +2

    It is such a sweet feeling to understand some of the words @ 9:03 . ''Omutima wange nowa Blaise wumwe'' meaning my heart and Blaise's are one. I am a Wambo from Northern Namibia. This language is so similar to Oshiwambo language of northern Namibia and Southern Angola. Africa must unite. We are one

  • @harryfaku7240
    @harryfaku7240 Před 2 lety +3

    For as long as he does his job as a leader I don't mind how long he stays in power.

  • @veryzua
    @veryzua Před 5 lety +7

    2:03 , 2:08 Hutus did not kill Tutsis, the Juvenals Habyarimana's Government organized the military and the militias and "perpetrated" by killing Tutsis because we have some Hutus who saved "hid" many Tutsis from being killed.

    • @circlesareround2351
      @circlesareround2351 Před 5 lety

      hid* not hided :)

    • @ndagijimanasebastien9707
      @ndagijimanasebastien9707 Před 4 lety

      Does that really help in this Era!!!? You guyz you need to understand what we really want in life... am a new generation after genocide and honestly I don't what to heal such kind of things if some killed others or not we just need to understand that tribalism has nothing to do with our growing it is just there to split us apart.. as in many other countries. Let's stand for our country and for our president..
      ...make Rwanda Great...
      Let's join hands as brothers and sisters

  • @itistrueitisafact5432
    @itistrueitisafact5432 Před 3 lety +2

    I respect the great leader of Ruwanda Kagami. I don’t mind a leader staying in power as long as he is doing good job.
    ❤️From Somalia 🇸🇴

    • @sterdezy1569
      @sterdezy1569 Před 2 lety

      That's the same for us Rwanda. It's doesn't matter how long you stay what matter the most is what you do when you are in power.

  • @eonmajor1761
    @eonmajor1761 Před 5 lety +6

    The man doing a great Job, don't give up ur position Mr Paul Kagame. All Africans states need to untie under one banner. Other might return to the killing n tribalism. Keep up the good job Paul.

  • @aviationwonders7575
    @aviationwonders7575 Před 4 lety +4

    Kagame should be appreciated no one helped when those people were dying, live them alone.

  • @naturalmystique1237
    @naturalmystique1237 Před 4 lety +3

    Kigali has amazing roads starting from the border between UG. Pretty crazy, even here in Kenya can't compare

  • @Orthane
    @Orthane Před rokem +2

    He is both a savior and a dictator. Those two things are not exclusive. He is a brutal dictator yes, but without him Rwanda would be a backwards hellscape. Instead, it's an economic and social power comparable if not even greater than even its former colonizer.

  • @samoramachelsms3798
    @samoramachelsms3798 Před 2 lety +1

    Turabubona butwari Intwari zuRwanda zagize muri mwebwe Nyakubahwa Presdent Paul KAGAME kuko kuva mubohoye Igihugu mukagikura muri Genocide yakorewe abatutsi ubu Rwanda niyambere muri Africa mwisuku numutekano no kurwanya Covid19 🙏🇷🇼

  • @eyoualeshumet76
    @eyoualeshumet76 Před 4 lety +2

    The world never had such brave iron man, we Ethiopian needs such man of pride. May be Mandela or king Minilik of Ethiopia could have a little of him. Long live the dictator