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1st July 2021, on the 59th anniversary of Rwanda’s independence, the leaders of the political opposition based in Rwanda have chosen to officially announce the “Roadmap” for a promising future of Rwanda to reaffirm Rwanda’s Independence Day; this day should be a day to think about how Rwanda could be built by Rwandans if they are united.
Read our perspectives on the Coronavirus pandemic impacts on Rwanda’s economy, immediate actions implemented by the government and how these can be improved. Proposal of post-pandemic actions and lessons that Rwanda authorities should learn from Coronavirus crisis.
Separation of powers between executive, legislative and judicial branches and allowing citizens to have the sovereign right to choose their leaders
Equal opportunity to access education and intellectual development for everyone’s participation in national development
Well-being of the population through basic, medical and mental health care for all and fair treatment of health service workers
Freedom of entrepreneurship for every Rwandan to undertake economic activities that best meet their aspirations for economic development.
Fair and satisfactory remuneration and wages to ensure that workers and their families have a standard of living fit for human dignity
Housing development programs that take into account different income levels and the solvency of different social categories of citizens
Small and medium projects and other improvements designed to boost economic growth must be distributed in all areas of the country
Respect for human rights and the guarantee of the right to protection and security through education of citizen and training to security services
Basic infrastructure such as bridges and roads, electricity, water, schools and hospitals must be developed in all regions of the country
Victoire Ingabire's comprehensive analysis that challenges Rwanda's development miracle narrative and calls for change.
DEVELOPMENT AND LIBERTY FOR ALL
Small and medium projects and other improvements designed to boost economic growth must be distributed in all areas of the country
