â100 Reasons to Re-elect Paul Kagameâ
Education
- 1. Ensuring 9-Year Basic Education for all Rwandan children that will tremendously improve literacy levels in the country
- 2. A promise to have Universal Secondary Education by 2017
- 3. Making education accessible by all with no segregations, particularly promoting Girlsâ and Special Needsâ education
- 4. Encouraging parents and communitiesâ involvement in education
- 5. Introducing English as medium of instruction in schools to make Rwanda more competitive on the global stage
- 6. Creating 14 new Higher Learning Institutions, almost tripling Higher Education enrolment in 7 year years
- 7. Providing scholarships to the best and brightest Rwandan students to pursue their studies in the best universities of Europe and North America;
- 8. Promising to achieve 100% literacy by 2017 through effective adult education;
- 9. Introducing technology in schools starting with primary schools under the âOne Laptop Per Childâ program
- 10. Increasing the number of qualified teachers at all levels of education through effective distance learning and in-service training and remunerating them adequately.
Health
- 1. Raising the life expectancy in Rwanda from 43 to 53 years;
- 2. Introducing 6 types of health insurance including the famous âMutuelle de SantĂ©â resulting in a health insurance coverage of 94% of the population;
- 3. Introducing universal immunisation programmes;
- 4. Introducing health awareness programs;
- 5. Reducing deaths from malaria by 75%;
- 6. Reducing infant mortality by 70%;
- 7. Reducing HIV infections from 9 percent to 2%;
- 8. Building a clinic in every sector;
- 9. Reducing water-borne diseases by 60%;
- 10. Ensuring that more doctors and nurses are trained and deployed evenly across the country
Justice
- 1. Trying over 1,100,000 cases in the Gacaca court system;
- 2. Undertaking a complete restructuring of the justice sector;
- 3. Introducing many laws for different sectors that brings orderliness in State functioning;
- 4. Releasing over 80,000 genocide convicts safely into the community while ensuring law and order in the society;
- 5. Making convicted prisoners give back to society through work schemes;
- 6. Building over 100 new courts of law;
- 7. Training over 300 new judges;
- 8. Creating an independent judicially and an independent Judge selection process;
- 9. Promoting local mediation services to reduce backlog of court cases;
- 10. Introducing the commercial courts and streamlining the justice system by merging the administration process;
Agriculture
- 1. Introducing crop intensification programme and boosting agricultural production by 10 percent annually;
- 2. Introducing the cooperative system to buy produce from farmers;
- 3. Diversifying the crops cultivated through sensitisation;
- 4. Significantly reducing poverty and mal-nutrition through the one cow per family: âthe Girinkaâ programme;
- 5. Introducing a phone text service that can inform farmers of the latest crop prices
- 6. Making subsidized seeds and fertilizers available on credit;
- 7. Promoting mechanised agriculture through a scheme of 1 tractor per village
- 8. Making veterinarians more widely spread across the country
- 9. Introducing irrigation farming
- 10. Making âhungerâ a history in our country
Economy
- 1. Increasing average earnings of Rwandans from $220 to $560 in 7 years!
- 2. Strengthening the private sector and streamlining doing business in Rwanda;
- 3. Increasing the tax base and total revenue collected domestically ;
- 4. Promoting credit to small to medium sized enterprises;
- 5. Increasing domestic funding of government to development projects in national budget from 10% to 50%;
- 6. Promoting transparency by fighting corruption;
- 7. Diversifying the economy by promoting new sectors like mining and tourism;
- 8. Promoting foreign direct investment to nearly $1 billion annually;
- 9. Making poverty-reduction the hallmark of economic development;
- 10. Cutting down on government expenditure through initiatives like reducing on the number of government vehicles;
Security
- 1. Making Rwanda one of the safest places in the world
- 2. Devolving security responsibility down to the local level
- 3. Reducing crime through local initiatives
- 4. Professionalising the Army and integrating former hostile elements
- 5. Fighting impunity and corruption in the army and hence cementing discipline
- 6. Sending Rwandan soldiers and Police officers to keep peace in war ravaged places like Darfur, Haiti, Liberia, etc.
- 7. Introducing electronic ID cards to all adults
- 8. Instituting a police force that is disciplined and highly professional
- 9. Establishing a credit scheme for the Army and Police
- 10. Making peace with neighbours like Democratic Republic of Congo
Foreign policy
- 1. Making Rwanda a respected partner in regional and international affairs
- 2. Improving Rwandaâs relations with former hostile nations like France and DRC
- 3. Making Rwanda one of the biggest contributors of peace-keepers in the UN
- 4. Working tirelessly to track and prosecute Genocide suspects
- 5. Joining the East African Community and the Commonwealth
- 6. Being one of the foremost advocates of fully integrated EAC
- 7. Relentlessly promoting Rwanda abroad and expanding her relations to countries such as Australia, Singapore, South Korea, etc.
- 8. Chairing powerful global initiatives like the UN MDGs and the ITU Broadband Commission and serving on the Advisory board of the World Bank.
- 9. Creating special friends for Rwanda that have always defended our cause.
- 10. Refusing to be bullied by the west and always insisting on an equal voice for Africa on the global scene.
Technology
- 1. Making ICT the main focus of our long-term development
- 2. Making technology integral to government service provision
- 3. Supporting the one laptop per child policy
- 4. Laying thousands of kilometres of fibre-optic cables
- 5. Connecting all government centers to the internet
- 6. Abolishing import duties on ICT equipment
- 7. Building one of the best telephone network systems in the region
- 8. Strongly advocating for undersea cable to land on EA coastline and now eventually in Rwanda
- 9. Turning Rwanda into an influential country on ICT global issues
- 10. Emphasising on ICTs in our education programs and setting up institutions to oversee this program
Infrastructure
- 1. Constructing good roads across the country
- 2. Building communication towers to help link outlying areas
- 3. Setting up building regulations to improve basic infrastructure
- 4. Reducing tax on building materials to encourage growth of the industry
- 5. Bringing electricity to all major areas, with plans to expand it to every village
- 6. Coming up with a master plan and securing funding for a new international airport
- 7. Advocating for Isaka railway line which will reduce transport costs
- 8. Ensuring that Kigali master plan is implemented
- 9. Building district and sector headquarters nationwide
- 10. Investing heavily in ICT infrastructure
Kagame, the man
- 1. He is a man of principle and values
- 2. He is pragmatic and ready to make tough choices in the interest of his country
- 3. He promises and delivers
- 4. He is patriotic and wants the best for Rwandans
- 5. He is a visionary and inspirational leader
- 6. He is intelligent, skilful and innovative
- 7. He is a humble man who does not value personal gains
- 8. He is not a man to bully and he is never shaken by circumstances
- 9. He has a humble background that shapes his character as a down-to-earth leader
- 10. He is a family man and cherishes family values
"You Do Not Change a Winning Team"





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