Rwandan President Paul Kagame says he intends to seek a third term in office.<br />#Rwanda to appeal British court's refusal to extradite men accused of genocide.<br />Details w/ @MimmoKenya at 1pm. pic.twitter.com/qcst3204ca— Nation FM (@NationFMKe) December 24, 2015<br /> <br />Changes to the constitution, adopted in December, mean Kagame can rule until 2034 if he continues to win at the ballot box.<br />#Rwanda Now Has a Free Post-Genocide Generation—@PaulKagame https://t.co/siGYlj3nlU @RugyendoQuotes pic.twitter.com/XWooqmbYeZ— Red Pepper Uganda (@RedPepperUG) December 22, 2015<br /> <br />The constitutional changes were put to a referendum and won the backing of 98 percent of those that voted. <br /><br /> Rwanda goes to the polls in 2017.<br /><br /> Kagame was elected president in 2000, but has unofficially led the country since his rebel force marched into the capital Kigali following the Rwandan Genocide in 1994.==Leading Rwanda genocide suspect arrested in DRC https://t.co/WZSc5SxWiD pic.twitter.com/jczrQLMb8D— PEOPLE DAILY (@P
