How Rwanda Plans to get Insanely Rich

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  @CasualScholar · 3 years ago · pinned

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• FI

  @finnworldwide1052 · 3 years ago

  Rwanda saw Black Panther and said “I can do that”

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• MA

  @MaxyinTree · 3 years ago

  I’m starting to see a theme:<br>- Security stability.<br>- Corruption free<br>- Investing in the most important resource: people

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• 루라

  @루라라-l5l · 3 years ago

  As a South Korean, it is shocking to see how similar Rwanda&apos;s economic miracle is to Korea&apos;s &quot;Miracle on the Han River.&quot; We had a president/dictator very similar to Kagame named Jung-hee Park. Korea grew from nothing to a functioning middle-income nation during his rule. We eventually became democratic and his iron-fist legacy was tarnished, but many people still appreciate and respect his efforts in Korea&apos;s economic growth. Hope Rwanda follows the same path as us and eventually joins the world stage as a democratic and developed nation. Let&apos;s show the world that former colonies can do as well as former colonizers. 🇰🇷❤🇷🇼

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• PR

  @PreciousMapohsa · 2 years ago

  I am a Zimbabwean recently married to my super gorgeous Rwandan man. I feel so proud of joining his family in Rwanda to explore excellent love life.. He&apos;s so super loving.L submit everything upon Gods hands to take care of me and all the Rwandans.May the Creator keep charging the President wisdoms to explore in the nation&apos;s desire❤❤❤

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• BL

  @BLAZE-li8nn · 3 years ago

  This is what make us proud, as a young Rwandan I&apos;m happy I have been an eyewitness of this change, and i will do my best to protect and participate in more development of my native country.

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• EM

  @em4035 · 3 years ago

  People don’t realize how hard and almost impossible it is to get to that level of social economic development that Rwanda has achieved as a tiny landlocked country, with no natural ressources and torn by ethnic hatred and a terrible genocide! It&apos;s just mindblowing!

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• GO

  @gone256-j2t · 3 years ago

  As someone who stays in a country neighboring country to Rwanda and I have also visited Rwanda. It&apos;s really growing at a stable speed. But it all comes to great leadership

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• KJ

  @KJ-be5xx · 3 years ago

  This a great content. As a Rwandan living in Rwanda right now I like the fact that this content is not biased in any aspect. I&apos;m happy that you got Tell the world about the good stuff about Rwanda, the negativities but also ended up speaking about what we should pay attention too. And as any other nations in the world we have our issues but we always work so hard on addressing them

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• LI

  @livenbose924 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Keep growing Rwanda 🇷🇼. Love from India 🇮🇳❤️

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• BU

  @bueasink7650 · 3 years ago

  Currently living in Rwanda, and i must say that what youve highlighted in ur video is pretty much spot on. Its not a perfect country neither is it a bad/poor country. Its a country that is just struggling to thrive and put a horrendous past behind. So far... They&apos;ve been doing a great job.

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• TR

  @TrustyCrusty · 3 years ago

  Who would&apos;ve thought that leaders prioritizing the wellbeing of the people would bring them prosperity

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