Habineza moved around the city waving the residents before he arrived at the rally. "I will end all unnecessary and none registered taxes to tax payers," Habineza said at his last rally.
For the last two weeks, the three presidential candidates have been travelling countrywide soliciting votes.
RPF's manifesto mainly focuses on strengthening the economy, citizen's social welfare, and good governance among others.
On the other hand Habineza campaigned on pledge to promote food security, re-enforce the rule of law in the country, reduce taxes, and grow more environment-friendly economy.
Mpayimana's campaign message focused on a pledge to strengthen democracy, promote trade and agriculture, foster unity among Rwandans and empower Rwandan youth among other pledges.
Many analysts predict Kagame as the winner.
"I think Kagame will win with well over 90 percent of the total national vote largely due to his stature and achievement, the strength of his party RPF and the clear weakness of his opponents," Christopher Kayumba, senior lecturer, School of Journalism and Communication, University of Rwanda told Xinhua in an interview.
Kagame, 59, has been president since 2000 when he was elected president of the transitional government by ministers and members of parliament following the resignation of then President Pasteur Bizimungu. Kagame was then reelected in 2003 and 2010.
National Electoral Commission (NEC) has set up 2,340 polling centers and 16,691 polling rooms across the country which will minimize long queues during the elections, Rwandan media The New Times quoted official of NEC as saying.
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