Rwanda Will Leave You Speechless | Truly Dream Of Africa

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Often referred to as the Land of a Thousand Hills, Rwanda's transformation is an inspiring example of what can be achieved through visionary leadership, social cohesion, and the collective will of people to rebuild their nation.

In this video we look at the transformation journey of Rwanda as we explore the capital of the capital city Kigali. I started the tour from the habitat of Kigali Heights, Kigali Business Centre, Convention Center and other major commercial establishments. Then we continue to Central Kigali where major NGOs, international organizations, foreign embassies and national government agencies all have a presence. Later in the video we will meander the vibrant main street in the center business district, where locals and visitors to the city often go to explore local arts and craft.
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Rwanda, officially known as the Republic of Rwanda, is a country located in the Great Lakes region of East Africa, bordered by Uganda to the north, Tanzania to the east, Burundi to the south, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Rwanda has an estimated population of approximately 12.6 million people with a significant proportion of the population being under the age of 30.

Over the past few decades, Rwanda has transformed itself into one of Africa's most promising and rapidly growing economies.
Starting in the early 2000s, Rwanda's economy began to grow steadily. The GDP consistently expanded at rates exceeding 6%, often reaching 7% or higher.

Central to Rwanda's development is visionary leadership. President Paul Kagame, who took office in 2000, played a pivotal role in shaping Rwanda's future. Under his leadership, the government formulated and executed a comprehensive vision for the nation's development.

Building the necessary infrastructure was crucial to Rwanda's development. Investments in roads, energy, and telecommunications infrastructure were prioritized to connect the country, facilitate trade, and improve living conditions.
Rwanda's leaders recognized the importance of economic stability for lasting peace. They initiated economic diversification programs, focusing on sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and information technology. These efforts attracted foreign investment and spurred economic growth.

The country implemented pro-business policies, streamlined bureaucracy, and reduced corruption. These measures made Rwanda an attractive destination for foreign investors and entrepreneurs, contributing to economic growth.
Rwanda invested significantly in education and healthcare. Universal primary education and increased access to healthcare services were key priorities. The government also launched initiatives to improve the quality of education and healthcare delivery.

Rwanda has emerged as a regional information technology hub, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. Initiatives like the Kigali Innovation City and high-speed internet connectivity have attracted tech startups and foreign tech companies.

Rwanda is a multicultural society with a predominantly rural population engaged in agriculture.
The country is known for its strong sense of community and collective identity. Ubudehe, a traditional system of mutual assistance, plays a significant role in Rwandan society.
Kinyarwanda is the official language, and English and French are also widely spoken.
Rwanda's cultural heritage includes traditional dance, music, and handicrafts. The Inyambo cattle, known for their large, elegant horns, are a symbol of Rwandan culture.

Through sound governance, strategic planning, and a commitment to sustainable development, Rwanda has transformed itself into a dynamic and resilient economy. The nation's journey from the horrors of the past to a future filled with economic promise is a testament to the determination of its people and leadership. While challenges persist, Rwanda's prospects continue to shine brightly on the African continent.