Kagame urges Rwandan officials to improve public services
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Rwanda Dispatch
Rwandan President Paul Kagame urged public officials to address service failures after a young participant criticised their quality at a discussion in Kigali. The intervention took place on Wednesday at BK Arena, during a dialogue between the head of state and young people, Rwanda Dispatch reports.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has called on public officials to improve the quality of services provided by public institutions. He made the appeal after a young participant raised concerns about shortcomings in those services during a discussion with young people at BK Arena in Kigali on Wednesday, according to Rwanda Dispatch.
Paul Kagame stressed the need to solve problems rather than merely discuss them, Rwanda Dispatch reports.
The appeal comes a day after a discussion between Paul Kagame and 10,000 young people about the cost of internet in Rwanda, held on 21 October. It also follows a request made on 2 October to two new Rwandan MPs to solve citizens’ problems, according to previously published headlines.
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