Rwanda's Kagame sworn in for fourth term
- Paul Kagame was sworn in for a fourth term after winning over 99% of the vote in last month's elections.
- He took the oath before Chief Justice Faustin Ntezilyayo, pledging to “preserve peace and national sovereignty.”
- Rights activists stated his victory highlights the lack of democracy in Rwanda.
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Kagame sworn in for another term after landslide victory in Rwanda
Paul Kagame was sworn in on Sunday for another five-year term as Rwanda’s president following a decisive victory in last month’s election. The Chief Justice of Rwanda, Faustin Nteziryayo, administered the oath during a ceremony held at the Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, which was attended by several African leaders and a large crowd of spectators. In his oath, Kagame committed to upholding the Constitution and laws of Rwanda, preserving peace, maint…
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