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4 Responses to “The Entrepreneur President – Part 2”

1. Josh

   June 27, 2008 at 6:48 pm

   Kagame looks emaciated.

   Do you think he suffers from anorexia???

   This man should gain some weight.

   #73992
2. Coldtusker

   June 29, 2008 at 7:37 pm

   josh aka alfred… puhleeze…. he looks healtheier than most kenyan (african) politicians… or perhaps unlike kenyatta or moi or kibaki he does not ‘eat’ from the public coffers.

   #74232
3. Sijui

   June 30, 2008 at 12:56 pm

   http://allafrica.com/stories/200806300313.html

   this is why my optimism for Africa continues to grow in leaps and bounds

   there’s a new generation of citizens, I’m not talking about leaders, I’m talking about Africans who refuse an intellectual inferiority complex.

   Rwanda continues to excite me because Kagame has told his people, the political elite in his country, East Africa and the continent as a whole that Rwanda will prevail wapende, wasipende……

   Look at how he is blasting Kenya and Tanzania for infrastrcuture bottlenecks, the man is giving it to them straight………your dilapidated roads and ports will not stand in my way………. I would be totally unsurprised if Kagame finds a northern access point and bypasses the East African ports altogether….the same way Uganda is building its own refinery now and bypassing Mombasa.

   #74360
4. KE

   June 30, 2008 at 4:23 pm

   Sijui:

   Kagame is focusing on making the international airport in Kigali the key entry and exit point for all goods coming into and exiting East and Central Africa.

   His going to do it by air since his country is landlocked and he doesn’t have a port.

   #74375