President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has won 99.15 percent of the votes from the country’s presidential election to secure a fourth term in office. Rwanda’s electoral body said only about 79 percent of ballots have been counted. Authorities said 9.5 million Rwandans registered to vote. The country has a population of 14 million. Kagame, 64, is qualified to continue in office till 2034 after a constitutional amendment in 2015 changed a two-term limit. Only two challengers were allowed to run against him. Kagame’s opponents: Frank Habineza of the Democratic Green…
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