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Paul Kagame: “I Don’t Think China Has Forced Any Country in Africa To Take Their Money”

by Eric Claude Olander
Rwandan President Paul Kagame speaking with former U.S. National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster for a Hoover Institution online discussion.

President Paul Kagame joined former U.S. National Security Advisor for what has become a trademark for the Rwandan leader to be brutally frank with U.S. and European interlocutors about sensitive political issues in Africa, including China’s presence on the continent.

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