As our plane approached Kigali, my Rwandan neighbour explained that Rwanda wants to become the Singapore of Africa. Assuming I was a fellow businessman, he rattled off a number of sectors I could invest in. "We have no corruption," he said, "and we welcome everyone". He was a Tutsi returnee, who had grown up abroad, like many others in business and government. "Everyone is Rwandan now, we don’t distinguish between Hutus and Tutsis."
