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Rwanda, you know it for sure, is a bit of a "police state". you have the feeling there are people listening around, especially if you talk about politics (and,
by oriettaxx 3y ago
Rwanda, you know it for sure, is a bit of a "police state".
you have the feeling there are people listening around, especially if you talk about politics (and, never talk about the president): it may be just feelings, but you feel it clearly
- oriettaxx 3y agobut don't get me wrong What Rwanda is doing is great, and a lot depend on that president. What is revolutionary for me is having a country in Africa where: * police (and the state) has very low corruption at least interfacing ordinary people * basic services works (schools, roads, assistance for people with needs: food and health especially) * clean (and Rwanda is really clean!!) * and of course without the white ruling elite so that any African visiting it will just ask him/herself: * "omg, so it is possible in Africa?" and then * "so, why the f. in my country everything is so shitty?" Add to this president's quote: "Africans are the future of global tourism" and you have a great trigger.