KIGALI – Fifteen years after its establishment, the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE) stands at a defining moment of not only a celebration of endurance and growth but also a strategic …
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AI will empower not replace teachers, Rwanda assures as education sector embraces digital shift
Kigali – As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to redefine industries across the globe, questions about its impact on education are growing louder. In Rwanda, however, education leaders are moving swiftly …
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Rwanda’s ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) held its annual two day retreat to engage “development partners” in Rwanda’s transformation. A flat, somewhat bland sentence, which belies extraordinary possibilities …
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Rwanda’s financial authorities are celebrating a milestone year after the National Bank of Rwanda delivered its strongest performance since its establishment. The achievement reflects years of steady growth and stronger …
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Kigali, Thursday — The National Bank of Rwanda (BNR) has raised its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 7.25%, signaling a firmer stance against rising inflation even as …
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Kigali — Government has issued a new directive requiring all factories and industrial operations to operate exclusively in designated industrial zones or areas officially approved for industrial activity. Through a Ministerial …
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Kigali — Foreign investors poured more than $1.1 billion into Rwanda last year, a sharp increase that underscores growing confidence in one of East Africa’s active economies, even as much …
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KIGALI — For decades, government procurement across much of Africa has followed a familiar script: ministries draft specifications, companies bid, and contracts go to the largest or most experienced players—often …
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RwandAir passengers travelling to and from Nairobi are facing delays and cancellations due to a labour strike at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), Kenya’s main aviation hub. The airline said …
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Kigali — Starting May 1, Rwandan coffee beans, mineral ores and essential oils will enter China without tariffs, a shift that could reshape one of the country’s fastest-growing export relationships …
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Kigali — Rwanda has revised its national budget for the 2025/26 financial year, cutting routine government spending while sharply increasing funding for development projects, in a move aimed at strengthening long-term …
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Rwanda’s coffee industry hit a historic milestone in 2025, earning a record $148.6 million from the export of 23,860 tonnes of green coffee. Export volumes grew 39% year-on-year, while revenues …