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Rwanda holds first election since 1994 genocide
( 2003-08-26 17:33) (Agencies)
Rwandan incumbent President Paul Kagame,
leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) salutes a crowd of supporters,
Saturday, Aug 23, 2003 during the last day of campaigning at the Stage
Regional de Kigali stadium in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. Rwanda will
hold its first Presidential elections since the 1994 genocide on Aug
25.Kagame wins Rwanda Presidential polls in landslide
on Thursday, Aug 26,2003. [AP] |
A supporter of Paul Kagame and the RPF
wears a mask as he dances in front of a portrait of Kagame, Aug 23, 2003
during the campaigning at the Stage Regional de Kigali stadium in the
Rwandan capital, Kigali. [AP] |
Hundreds of Rwandan voters wait for their turn
to cast their votes at a polling station in the first Rwandan multi-party
election since the 1994 genocide, in Kigali, Aug 25, 2003.
[Reuters] |
A Rwandan woman casts her vote in the
country's first multi-party elections since the 1994 genocide at a polling
station in Kigali, Rwanda August 25, 2003.
[Reuters] |
A Rwandan electoral official shows a ballot
paper after counting began in the country's first election since the 1994
genocide, Kigali, Rwanda August 25, 2003.
[Reuters] |
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