KIGALI — Rwanda’s impressive gains in financial inclusion stand in sharp contrast to emerging evidence of growing consumer risks in the country’s digital finance landscape, according to new findings. The …
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President Paul Kagame and President Hakainde Hichilema have committed to supporting financial technology (Fintech) in Africa but also asked that the current opportunities presented by the sector should be rolled …
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Teacher’s Savings and Credit cooperative, commonly known as Umwalimu SACCO management, has cancelled its decision to suspend loan issuing for teachers who do not have postgraduate certificates in education (PGCE). …
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The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning has launched the 2020 FinScope Survey Report, a yardstick that measures how Rwandans are financially included and progress made towards narrowing gaps. The …
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The world still grapples with effects of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis and Rwanda’s Prime Minister Dr Edourd Ngirente, says that the only way to come out of it is …
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Rwanda Private Sector Federation (PSF) has announced plans to start using mobile money (Momo) to pay for goods and services at the forth coming Rwanda International Trade Fair (RITF), commonly …
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With only a phone subscribed to MTN, Rwandans can keep saving as little as Frw100 a process that would enable them borrow a soft loan without collateral. Today, the commercial …
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Rwandans can easily walk into a bank to acquire loans in a short period and start business compared to their African counterparts. In a latest report by the Institute of …
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Sometime in 2013 on a busy morning at Saint André primary school in Muhanga district, Uwase Noella Chartine 12, was attentive in her grade four maths’ class. Suddenly three men …
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Small and Medium Enterprises have to wait longer to access lower cost funds as plans to operate the much awaited Rwanda’s first cooperatives bank continue to delay. The bank, according …