Usta Kayitesi

Usta Kayitesi is a Rwandan legal scholar who is the former Deputy CEO of the Rwanda governance board (RGB). She succeeded Anastase Shyaka following his appointment as Minister of Local Government (MINALOC). Quotes They must work in secure and known worship places which do not put their followers’ lives in danger. https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/7551/news/religion/calls-grow-for-communities-to-be-cautious-about-religious-cults ( The New times, Wednesday, May 17, 2023 ) Anyone who does not comply with the law is held accountable by the responsible organs. Calls grow for communities to be cautious about religious cults. The New times (September 19, 2026) Communities are sensitised to not be manipulated by imposters by avoiding working or collaborating with anyone who preaches what could potentially lead them into risky or illegal activities, such as dangerous cults. Calls grow for communities to be cautious about religious cults. The New times (September 19, 2026) The law prevents faith-based organisation leaders or other preachers from jeopardising the unity of Rwandans, peace, and security, public order and health, good morals, good conduct, freedom, and the fundamental rights of others. Calls grow for communities to be cautious about religious cults. The New times (September 19, 2026) On gender equality "The success that Rwanda is enjoying in the journey towards gender equality is not a fluke." The New Times, 17 July 2023 On leadership and genocide prevention "Bad leadership is the foundation of genocide." The New Times, 11 April 2019 On equality before the law "Our guiding principle of good political choice is that Rwandans are equal before the law, they have to build the country together for a better future." The New Times, 11 April 2019 On reconciliation "It’s been such a short time after the Genocide yet people have managed to overcome so much putting aside their differences, while focusing on much better things than unite them." The New Times, 17 July 2023 External Links Category:Women politicians in Rwanda