Infrastructure Is Key, But Also How It's

We Cannot Turn The Clock Back Nor Can We Undo The Harm Caused, But We Have The Power To Determine The Future And To Ensure That What Happened Never Happens Again.

There Are African Leaders Who Have The Dangerous Habit Of Leading Their People Into An Abyss. In Rwanda We've Had Presidents Who Killed. The One Million People Who Died Here Were, To A Certain Extent, Victims Of Their Leader, President Juvénal Habyarimana, Who Died In A Plane Crash Before The Genocide Began. He Contributed To All That. The Man Who Took Over From Him Was Running Around Ordering People To Kill. If This President Came Back And Landed In My Hands, I Would Have Him Arrested And Tried. Unfortunately, He Died A Natural Death.

My Own Experience From A Decade Ago Taught Me I Cannot Trust The Un. But It Is A World Body And We Have To Live With It And Tolerate It. But I Can't Hide My Feelings About Its Inefficiency And Its Not Being Productive.

Aid Leads To More Aid And More Aid And More Aid And Less Independence Of The People That Are Receiving Aid.

Strong Economic Growth, And Especially A Significant Increase In Private Sector Investment, Is The Only Sustainable Path Forward For Rwanda.