The Rwandan Patriotic Front, led by Paul Kagame, played a key role in ending the Rwandan Genocide. What position does Paul Kagame hold today?
President of Rwanda
Prime Minister of Rwanda
Secretary-General of the United Nations
President of the African Union
Correct Answer :
A. President of Rwanda
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