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Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s reforms in the country have been praised, but they’ve come with limitations on the rights of Rwandans and suggestions that he’ll hire thugs to threaten or even kill his opponents. (Photo: paul kagame flickr)

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: Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s reforms in the country have been praised, but they’ve come with limitations on the rights of Rwandans and suggestions that he’ll hire thugs to threaten or even kill his opponents. (Photo: paul kagame flickr)

: Rwandans have better schools, even if schoolchildren know that complaining about governmental edicts would be unwise. (Photo: Rudolf Simon)

: Life for Rwandans has generally improved since Kagame came to power. He has all but eliminated corruption over 12 years of his leadership, maternal and infant mortality have dropped and life expectancy has risen slightly. (Photo: un photo)

: Kagame is credited with rescuing Rwanda from the Hutu-led genocide of Tutsis in 1994 and he has run Rwanda ever since. Shown here is an exhibit in the Nyamata Memorial Site. (Photo: Fanny Schertzer)

Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s reforms in the country have been praised, but they’ve come with limitations on the rights of Rwandans and suggestions that he’ll hire thugs to threaten or even kill his opponents. (Photo: paul kagame flickr)

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