This article argues that Rwandan youth need to be actively involved in politics to ensure the country's continued progress and prosperity. The author highlights the challenges of Rwandan politics and the need for young people to engage with the system, urging them to understand how Parliament works and to consider roles in local government. He emphasises the importance of their involvement in shaping the future of the nation, drawing upon President Paul Kagame's call for young people to participate in politics. The author acknowledges the need for positive change in Rwandan politics and suggests that young people are uniquely positioned to drive this change.
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