There doesn’t appear to be much doubt about who will win Monday’s presidential election in Rwanda. The incumbent Paul Kagame has been in power for three decades, and the past three elections saw landslide victory after landslide victory. Critics have called him a strong man or dictator. To understand how his rule has shaped the country, host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Michela Wrong, who has covered eastern Africa as an author and journalist for Reuters and the Financial Times.
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