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Rwandan cargo planes to fly to Bangui
This was agreed upon after both sides after signing the bilateral agreement to launch the cooperation between both sides. The flights will strengthen ties between
Export finance still a challenge – report
As Rwanda works toward closing the trade deficit gap, the availability of export finance still remains a big challenge as banks insist on collateral, a
Rwanda: The National Bank releases a new bank note
According to its twitter account, the Rwanda National Bank releases a new bank note of one thousand that displaying a green flying dove well designed.
Young East African entrepreneurs join forces to boost enterprise
Young entrepreneurs across East Africa have formed a regional coalition of youth business organisations. It is called the Commonwealth Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs-East Africa and
Rwanda among exceptions as World Bank cuts Africa growth prospects
The WOrld Bank has concluded that the pulse of sub-Sahara African economies is weak and slashed growth prospects for the year from 4.6 per cent
Rwanda: The gasoline price goes lower to 888 Rwf per litter
The Ministry of trade released a communiqué according which the new price of a gasoline per litter should not exceed 888 Rwandan francs which means
World Bank: Extreme poverty ‘to fall below 10%’
The World Bank has said that for the first time less than 10% of the world’s population will be living in extreme poverty by the
Team Rwanda proudly returns home with a golden medal
It is the first golden medal that Rwanda owns since its participation in the All Africa Games. Hadi Janvier alongside his collegues landed at Kigali
Rwanda, UK sign Rwf34b deal to support basic education
The Governments of Rwanda and the United Kingdom, yesterday, signed a financing agreement worth £30.5m (about Rwf34 billion) to support basic education programmes. The four-year
Rwanda to export Irish potatoes to Zambia, South Sudan
A number of countries, including Zambia and South Sudan, have expressed interest in Rwanda’s Irish potatoes, a development that could turn around the fortunes of
