Rwanda has continued to consolidate its reputation as one of Africa's most efficiently governed states, balancing a demanding development agenda with stability.
Rwanda has continued to consolidate its reputation as one of Africa's most efficiently governed states, balancing a demanding development agenda with a stated commitment to stability.
For investors, the appeal is predictability; for critics, the trade-offs are well documented. For the continent, Rwanda remains a reference point either way.
Kigali has, more than most, turned governance itself into a kind of export.
Whether admired or interrogated, Rwanda is a country that refuses to be ignored.
Nadia Hassan covers power, policy and governance across North and East Africa.