Rwanda's President on Past Horror and Present Hope

OW on PBS host David Brancaccio interviews Rwandan President Paul Kagame about why he believes universal health care in Rwanda is crucial for the country's social, political, and economic advancement.
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As part of its investigation of a breakthrough health care innovation in Rwanda, NOW on PBS host David Brancaccio interviews Rwandan President Paul Kagame about why he believes universal health care in Rwanda is crucial for the country's social, political, and economic advancement.

President Kagame also discusses international aid, and his vision for a healthy, financially-independent Rwanda.

"Prosperity depends mainly and largely on people," Kagame tells Brancaccio. "So, our people must be healthy, must be educated, and must have skills in order for that resource to develop."

See the interview below, and watch the full report this weekend.

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