Rwandan President Kagame casts vote

Rwandan President Kagame casts vote

KIGALI, Rwanda - Rwandan President Paul Kagame casts his vote in the country's presidential election in the capital Kigali on Aug. 9, 2010. Kagame, who took office in 2000, is expected to win amid a string of attacks on political opponents.

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