Rwanda: Mamdami's Argument and Suggestion for Reform

"Mr. Hegel once said that the difference between humans and animals is that they are willing to offer life for a higher reason than life (Mamdani, 2001, 196). Why the US is September I attacked terrorist attack on the 11th, why Hitler followed, Why did thousands of ordinary Hutu killed thousands of ordinary Tuts with 100 days massacre. In order to answer, it is important to distinguish who is your men and bosses.

What is the type of leadership to manage Rwanda? Who is responsible for 12 million countries, only 880,465 of them can get electricity? And he believes that Kagame is the leader of Rwanda's foresight and transformation and that the African Union is also reforming. But the people of Rwanda must use 171 MW of poor electricity. Give this person a medal to become the main designer of energy poverty, but still take the majority of his brother into the dark

The Paul Kagome general has always been eager for political power. He governs and manages everything in Rwanda. But as it becomes the force needed to develop Rwanda - just like electricity - Kagame has very little power. He is a powerful dictator without authority. This is a person who claims to build Africa, but he can not build his own country outside the high building of Kigali. According to the New Times on February 9, 2018, Rwanda's senator said that 23% of the electricity is being used because Rwanda's power is 208.6 MW, "Some transmission lines are old and poor" I revealed that I was lost. The 23 percent of 208.6 MW is 47.9, which means Rwanda's 208.6 - 47.9 = 160.7 MW.

There is no doubt that President Paul Kagome is the chief architect of energy poverty in Rwanda. Under his surveillance, 12 million people in Rwanda had to use 216 MW of power over 20 years. 216 MW is theoretically produced. In fact, 21% of electricity is lost for various reasons. It is particularly aging power transmission infrastructure. This will require roughly 171 megawatts to supply 12 million people. Kagame regime statistics can best demonstrate Rwanda's extreme energy poverty. As of December 2017, the power consumption of grid interconnection energy was 718, 311, and that of outsiders was 162, 154, totaling 880, 465. In other words, in 12 million countries, the number of power consumers in Rwanda is much less than one million people. This is what the Rwanda Utilities Regulation Bureau (RURA) said.