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    Rwanda, a landlocked East African nation of 13.2 million people, has emerged as a significant player in global migration policy through its partnership with the UK government, while continuing its remarkable development journey since the 1994 genocide. The capital, Kigali, has become a hub for international conferences and investment, with the country often referred to as the "Singapore of Africa" due to its rapid modernisation and economic growth.

    The controversial UK-Rwanda Migration and Economic Development Partnership, signed in April 2022, has placed the nation at the centre of international debates about asylum policy. Following legal challenges and parliamentary proceedings, the UK Supreme Court's decision in November 2023 led to new legislation and a revised treaty, aiming to address concerns about Rwanda's asylum system. The partnership has drawn attention from other countries considering similar arrangements.

    Beyond migration policy, Rwanda has gained recognition for its environmental initiatives, including a nationwide ban on plastic bags and its hosting of major conservation projects. The country has also made significant strides in gender equality, maintaining the world's highest percentage of women in parliament. Kigali's reputation for cleanliness, safety, and modern infrastructure has helped establish Rwanda as a growing tourism and business destination in East Africa.

    Rwanda's transformation since 1994 has been remarkable, guided by its "Vision 2020" and subsequent "Vision 2050" development plans. The country has invested heavily in digital infrastructure, education, and healthcare, while implementing policies to reduce poverty and promote reconciliation. President Paul Kagame's leadership, while praised for delivering stability and economic growth, has faced criticism regarding political freedom and human rights.

    Our NewsNow feed provides comprehensive coverage of Rwanda's evolving story, from its role in international migration policy to its domestic development achievements and challenges. Stay informed about this dynamic nation through our curated selection of news from trusted sources, offering insights into Rwanda's political, economic, and social landscape as it continues to shape regional and global discussions.


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