Kagame Poised for Fourth Term Amid Controversial Rwandan Election
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Rwandans are voting in an election where incumbent President Paul Kagame is expected to secure a fourth term, extending his nearly 25-year rule. Despite opposition from Frank Habineza and Philippe Mpayimana, analysts predict Kagame's victory. While praised for economic development and ending the 1994 genocide, Kagame faces criticism for alleged human rights abuses and political repression. The election also includes voting for members of the lower house of parliament, with results expected by July 20.
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