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Paul Kagame, born October 23, 1957, is the President of Rwanda and a key figure in the country’s modern history. He led the Rwandan Patriotic Front that ended the 1994 genocide and later became president in 2000. Kagame is credited with promoting national unity, economic growth, and technological development in Rwanda. His leadership has brought stability and progress, though it has also faced criticism over political freedoms, media restrictions, and alleged involvement in regional conflicts, especially in the Democratic Republic of Congo region.