Deniz, of course Paul Kagame is a politician, with all the rights and wrongs that come out of a politician. I have seen Paul Kagame’s incredible results on ground. Incredible low corruption, a Rwandan-people that all have an incredible driving-force in order to create prosperity. This driving-force is something that I’ve never encountered in any of the African countries that I’ve been to. If we take a look at neighbouring Uganda, it’s almost shocking to know that Rwanda and Uganda are actually neighbouring countries, if you take a look at the small small things in the Rwanda-society. For example the “Umuganda” spirit, the boda-boda drivers wearing helmets and only one passenger on the boda-bodas (aka Motos) are allowed, the punctuality of the people that you schedule meetings with, so on and so forth. The question that rose in my head is, let’s see what happens after the next election if Paul Kagame does not get re-elected? Rwanda will hold a presidential election on August 9th 2010, only its second since the 1994 genocide, giving President Paul Kagame a shot at another seven-year term.