Rwanda's grand vision for future leaves poor on the curb Slum dwellers in Rwandan capital Kigali are accusing city authorities of razing their homes without paying any or sufficient compensation, stirring anger among poorer Rwandans who feel marginalised by a government-led push to modernise the capital. This month, the first of thousands of homes slated for demolition in Kigali's unplanned settlements were bulldozed, sparking protests from owners and tenants told to move on. IMAGES