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Rwanda: Kagame Vows to Tackle Allegations of Witchcraft in Local Football
New Times, 4 July 2023
President Paul Kagame has tasked officials in charge of football in the country to tackle issues surrounding the game which include; witchcraft, unprofessionalism, bribery and… Read more »
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Rwanda: Sacrifices Made Should Not Go to Waste, Kagame Tells Youth
New Times, 4 July 2023
President Paul Kagame has emphasized the significance of honoring the sacrifices made by those who liberated the country and urged the youth to continue building upon the progress… Read more »
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Africa: Kagame Urges Sense of Urgency in Implementation of Continental Trade Agreement
New Times, 4 July 2023
President Paul Kagame has requested African leaders to move with a sense of urgency in the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to boost economic… Read more »
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Rwanda: Kagame on Toughest Challenges Rwanda Faced After Liberation
New Times, 4 July 2023
President Paul Kagame has said that Rwanda's toughest challenge after its liberation was rebuilding a shattered nation, uniting its people and making them understand their history. Read more »
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Rwanda: Kagame Talks Social Life, Managing Stress
New Times, 4 July 2023
On Liberation Day, President Paul Kagame sat down with the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency to discuss various topics, which included stress management and how he maintains a healthy… Read more »
Rwandan President Plans Tackling Ills Tainting Soccer
On Liberation Day on July 4, 2023 President Paul Kagame sat down with the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency to discuss various topics, which included stress management and how he maintains a healthy social life.
Kagame also tasked soccer officials in charge of soccer in the country to tackle issues surrounding the game which include; witchcraft, unprofessionalism, bribery and hinted that failure to solve problems in the sports sector will warrant his involvement. Kagame said this during the "Ask The President" session on July 4, 2023.
The president emphasised that the focus should be on developing football, honing players' skills, and ensuring fair play on the field. He said that instead, some individuals involved in sports are entangled in bad practices that involve the manipulation of referees.
In the area of trade, the president urged African leaders to move with a sense of urgency in the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to boost economic value on the continent.
