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Paul Kagame, Rwanda’s leader since 1994, is facing only two challengers in the latest presidential election after courts banned his most prominent critics. Yesterday, the "Land of a Thousand Hills" went to the polls to vote for a president who will serve the first five-year term, a shift from the long-standing six-year terms in Rwandan politics. Kagame's reelection could signal political stability for his region but will likely continue to attract global scrutiny due to accusations of human rights abuses and alleged support for rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo-claims he has denied. Today, we delve into the election process and its implications for the East African Community (EAC). In the studio are Tolit Atiya, an analyst and political observer, and Sarah Bireete, a political analyst.
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