One of the most revered heads of state, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda is not impressed by the way African leaders take pleasure in traveling abroad upon invitation by “superpowers” to discuss problems of the continent.
According to him, the mere fact that these same leaders are willing to sit down with foreigners but refuse to work together with each other in resolving these problems does not make any sense.
President Kagame added that such behavior from African leadership is an indication that they do not intend to even solve the problems of the continent. “In fact, the image it gives is that, we are not there to even address these problems; we are there for the photo opportunities,” he said.
Hinting of the usual persecution of African leaders who have dissenting views by certain powers, Kagame stated that he hopes to be an ex-president one day so he can be freer to say things without any fear. Watch the video below.
