A Strong Leader Is Not Necessarily A

I Grew Up In A Refugee Camp In Uganda, And I Lived There For 30 Years. That Shapes One's Character.

Up To A Certain Extent The Un Soldiers Are Useful. But They Are Consuming A Lot Of Resources In Relation To The Little Work They Are Doing.

Aid Makes Itself Superfluous If It Is Working Well. Good Aid Takes Care To Provide Functioning Structures And Good Training That Enables The Recipient Country To Later Get By Without Foreign Aid. Otherwise, It Is Bad Aid.

The Efficiency Of A President At The Beginning Of His Term Depends On Their Capacity To Get Everything Under Control. That Was My Case. But Once The Institutions Have Been Put In Place, And The Responsibilities Delegated, The Leader Becomes A Reference, A Referee, A Symbol And Unifying Figure For The Nation. The Issue Is How And When To Recognize The Moment When Staying In Power Becomes Counterproductive.

Moving Container From Kigali To Mombasa Used To Take 22 Days, Now It Takes 6 Days.