VOICED: Kagame set for victory in Rwanda presidential vote

The video discusses the political landscape in Rwanda, focusing on President Paul Kagame's popularity and the challenges faced by opposition candidates in the upcoming elections. Despite Kagame's significant achievements since the 1994 genocide, his governance style has faced criticism. Some opposition parties were barred from participating, and there have been controversial incidents involving the deaths of a politician and a journalist. The government denies involvement, citing successful investigations. Kagame asserts Rwanda's democratic process, suggesting critics would vote him out if their claims were valid. The country's progress is acknowledged, but criticism persists.

What is a significant challenge faced by the opponents of President Kagame in the elections?

• Lack of political experience

• Limited media coverage

• Inability to criticize the ruling party

• Insufficient campaign funds

What is one reason given for the lack of criticism against Kagame by other candidates?

• They are all from the same political party

• They fear losing their jobs

• There are laws preventing criticism of the ruling party

• They agree with all of Kagame's policies

What has been a recent concern regarding Kagame's governance style?

• His economic policies

• His foreign relations

• His handling of opposition parties

• His environmental policies

How does the Rwandan government respond to allegations of involvement in crimes against opposition figures?

• They blame foreign influences

• They admit to some involvement

• They refuse to comment

• They deny involvement and cite successful investigations

What does Kagame claim would happen if Rwanda were not a democracy?

• He would lose support from his party

• He would face international sanctions

• He would be re-elected

• He would be overthrown