The Government of Rwanda has introduced significant tax reforms aimed at increasing national revenue and driving economic growth. President Paul Kagame chaired the Cabinet meeting that approved these reforms, which …
Economy
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Women Entrepreneurs Shaping Rwanda’s Future From leading manufacturing growth to driving agricultural innovation and influencing trade partnerships, women entrepreneurs are playing a pivotal role in Rwanda’s economic transformation. Findings from …
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Rwanda is attracting more investment from international businesses, with a significant rise in Foreign Private Capital (FPC) inflows with Mauritius, the United States, and Europe being the biggest drivers of …
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The National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR), on Tuesday, announced Gross Domestic Product (GDP) results for the third quarter of 2024, projecting a more optimistic outlook for the economy, …
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The World Bank has released a Country economic memorandum report 2024, that commends Rwanda’s economic development but also called for a further push of efforts in becoming a high income economy …
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The African Public Procurement Network (APPN)’s fourth General Assembly, begins in the Rwandan capital of Kigali, and it promises to be a seminal meeting. Hosted by Rwanda, the meeting brings …
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Bothered by, or tired of bathing, washing and cleaning with ice-freezing cold water right from your water tap, MySol solar water heaters are now available at discounted prices and on …
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There are fewer signifiers of the interconnectedness of global economies, than the regular International Monetary Fund (IMF) missions, to evaluate the world’s economies. Their verdict on Rwanda’s performance, presented this …
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Economy
Rwanda Launches National Climate and Nature Finance Strategy to Drive Sustainable Development
The Government of Rwanda has officially launched itsClimate and Nature Finance Strategy, a comprehensive framework designed to accelerate investment in climate action and nature conservation. The strategy aims to position …
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In 2018, mid March, in Kigali Rwanda, 44 of the 55 nations of Africa, signed the agreement to establish the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Now, six years later, …
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The future of intra-African commerce is to unfold further, as Rwanda hosts the second edition of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Business Forum, following its inaugural meeting, last …