Francois Ngarambe Joe Williams 49ers Jersey , secretary general of Rwanda's ruling party Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), addresses the media in Kigali, captial of Rwanda, on July 12, 2017. RPF on Wednesday announced that it will launch its presidential campaign this Friday.(XinhuaGabriel Dusabe) Francois Ngarambe, secretary general of Rwanda's ruling party Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), addresses the media in Kigali, captial of Rwanda, on July 12, 2017. RPF on Wednesday announced that it will launch its presidential campaign this Friday.(XinhuaGabriel Dusabe)

KIGALI, July 12 (Xinhua) -- Rwanda's ruling party RwandanPatriotic Front (RPF) on Wednesday announced here that it willlaunch its presidential campaign this Friday in SouthernProvince.

 

Last month, RPF elected the country's incumbent President PaulKagame as the party's presidential candidate for the upcomingelections.

 

Kagame will be battling with Frank Habineza of the DemocraticGreen Party of Rwanda, and Philippe Mpayimana, an independentcandidate for the highest office in the landlocked central Africancountry.

 

Addressing a news conference about preparations for the polls,secretary general of RPF Francois Ngarambe said that the rulingparty's presidential campaigns will kick off on Friday in RuhangoDistrict, Southern Province.

 

"Our candidate will get to every district of the country anddepending on topography, twice in some districts. We have ourmanifesto ready and we shall explain to Rwandans in detail what weintend to bring to them in the next 7 years," he added.

 

According to Ngarambe, much has been achieved by the currentgovernment in various sectors of the economy most especially in keyareas like security, infrastructure and unity.

 

The ruling party has also appointed its spokesperson during thepresidential campaigns.

 

Campaigns for three qualified presidential candidates willofficially begin on July 14 and end on August 3, just a day beforethe elections.

 

About 6.8 million people will participate in this year'spresidential elections, up from 5.7 million who participated in2010 presidential elections, according to the NEC.

 

Incumbent President Paul Kagame will seek re-election in theelection. Kagame has been president since 2000 when he was electedtransitional president by ministers and members of parliamentfollowing the resignation of then President Pasteur Bizimungu.Kagame was then reelected in 2003 and 2010.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a construction worker? From the moment we get up, our day is in stark contrast to that of a typical office job. The early morning hours - the ones right before starting the work day, are the only "routine" hours of the day. And for me, they are particularly enjoyable.

If you were a construction worker, this is how your morning would begin:

It all starts when the alarm clock goes off anywhere from 4:00am to 4:30am. At this point, a normal office employee would jump in the shower but not a construction worker. Why? Because why bother taking a shower when you're about to get extremely dirty. Besides, you showered the night before so you're definitely clean enough.

You slip your jeans on (which you conveniently laid out on the floor prior to going to bed), then some socks, pull a t-shirt on, and either throw a ball cap on your head or wet your hair down. Or, if you're real smart, you keep your head shaved so there's no need to deal with a ball cap or brushing your hair. Your construction boots you keep in the car because they're so filthy you don't want them coming into the house.

You climb into your car and start it. While the engine warms up, you start thinking about which kind of coffee you'll get this morning: French Vanilla, Hazel Nut, or French Roast. This is an important decision because you'll be sipping it for the next hour while you're on the road to work and you better choose one that you're in the mood for.

You drive two blocks to the nearest 7-11, park your car and leave it running while you walk in to get your coffee (there's no need to worry about someone stealing it because nobody else is up this early in the morning). You walk inside the convenience store, still wearing your socks, and nod to the clerk who gives you a sleepy I've-been-here-all-night look.

The good thing about getting your coffee this early in the morning is the clerks usually brew a fresh pot of coffee around this time and you're the first customer to pour a cup.

You choose Vanilla Nut, pour a jumbo coffee, throw a few ice cubes in so the coffee doesn't burn your tongue off, and add two helpings of creamer. You quietly pay for your coffee. Neither you nor the clerk say a single word to each other. You just nod good-bye and head out the door - nobody wants to talk this early in the morning.

For the next hour you're driving on a nearly empty highway, passing darkened neighborhoods and staring out your window at a pitch black skyline; the sun is still at least 30 minutes away from warming up the horizon.

You're cruising at about seventy miles an hour, sipping your coffee, and half-listening to a talk radio show. Most would find this part of the morning a little lonely, but I always enjoyed it. The silence, darkness, and vacant highway provides a rather nice time to zone-out and reflect on life - where am I going? Where have I been? What is important to me?

The last step to starting your day as a construction worker is parking your car and lacing up your boots.

You grab your bucket of tools and take a short walk from the parking lot to the base of the new building's construction site where you see a catering truck parked at the curb (we affectionately call it a "roach coach"). Its awning is up and a dozen men are milling around - ordering coffee and breakfast burritos, telling . Wholesale Jerseys   Wholesale T-Shirts   Wholesale Jerseys From China   Wholesale Hoodie   Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping   Wholesale Jerseys From China   Wholesale NFL Jerseys   Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping   Cheap T-Shirts   Wholesale Soccer Jerseys Free Shipping