Nearly two decades after Rwanda's horrific genocide, the country has been transformed. High rises are going up in the capital city of Kigali; a newly established stock exchange is attracting investors; and the economy is transitioning from subsistence agriculture to information and communication technology. In pursuit of the alchemy that made Rwanda such an unlikely success story, Patricia Crisafulli and Andrea Redmond interviewed Rwandan government officials, including current president Paul Kagame, as well as business leaders, foreign investors, NGOs, and everyday civilians. In Rwanda, Inc. they look at the key factors that allowed this tiny country to beat the odds-including Rwanda's efforts to encourage private sector development and foster entrepreneurship, and how Kagame's unique leadership approach led to gains in health, education, and food sustainability. They also explore what the future holds for this resilient nation, and the steps it's taking to develop the next generation of public servants. With so many eyes on Africa as nations rebuild in the wake of the Arab Spring, this is a timely and fascinating look at what other emerging democracies can learn from Rwanda's triumph.

An in-depth look at how Paul Kagame's economic and social reform transformed Rwanda into Africa's rising star after its legacy of genocide, and how other struggling democracies can adopt the model

Introduction: This Is RwandaChapter One: Rwanda Now: The Skyscraper and the Chicken
Chapter Two: A Nation Divided by Hatred and Horror
Chapter Three: Marching into Hell
Chapter Four: Reconciliation and Unification
Chapter Five: Rwanda's CEO
Chapter Six: The Rwanda Model
Chapter Seven: Raising the Bottom of the Pyramid
Chapter Eight: Developing from Within
Chapter Nine: Opening the Door to Foreign Direct Investment
Chapter Ten: 'Ariko'- Rwanda on the World Stage
Chapter Eleven: Rwanda Looks Ahead to Succession