VOICED: Kagame set for landslide in Rwandan presidential vote

The transcript discusses the election in Rwanda, highlighting Paul Kagame's landslide victory and the criticisms he faced regarding his leadership style. Despite claims of intimidation and suppression of opposition, independent observers found no evidence of electoral misconduct. Kagame, in power since the 1994 genocide, plans to focus on Rwanda's social and economic development. However, concerns about the lack of genuine opposition and the silencing of dissenting voices persist.

What was the outcome of the election in Rwanda?

• A narrow victory for the opposition

• A landslide victory for the incumbent leader

• A tie between the candidates

• The election was postponed

What did independent observers report about the election?

• They reported a fair election process

• They found evidence of vote tampering

• They were not allowed to observe the election

• They found evidence of voter intimidation

What are Paul Kagame's priorities for Rwanda's development?

• Focusing solely on economic growth

• Reducing foreign aid dependency

• Developing the country socially and economically

• Increasing military spending

How have newer opposition parties been treated in Rwanda?

• They have formed a coalition government

• They have gained significant power

• They have been encouraged to participate

• They have been silenced or excluded

What has been the response to individuals with differing views from the government?

• They have been elected to office

• They have faced a campaign of intimidation

• They have been ignored

• They have been given a platform to speak