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Rwanda’s trade with its neighbours is expected to grow following the signing of a $1m (about Rwf697m) funding deal to boost cross-border trade with the Democratic Republic of Congo, the country’s main re-export market. The grant from Belgium and the UK (through Department for International Development – DFID) was extended through a contribution agreement under […]
Members of East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) have called upon the business community and other stakeholders to fully exploit Single Customs Territory potential. They made the call in Arusha when contributing to the report of the Committee on Communications, Trade and Investment on Single Customs Territory tabled in the 6th EALA Plenary session on Tuesday. […]
Kigali: As a landlocked country, regional trade is an essential ingredient of Rwanda’s future economic success. Recognizing this, officials from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and TradeMark Africa ( TMA ) signed a $ 5.7 million Cooperative Agreement affirming their partnership under President Obama’s Trade Africa Initiative under the USAID Trade Infrastructure […]
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the private sector to exploit investment opportunities in the infrastructure sector to bridge the deficit in the continent. He said resources from the private sector could supplement Governments’ efforts and accelerate infrastructure projects , adding that the rewards would not merely be commercial but also radically transform ordinary African lives. […]
Over the past few years, regional governments have stepped up efforts to improve the business environment and promote cross-border trade. This has involved building of new infrastructure and enacting new business supportive policies. These initiatives were largely responding to traders’ outcry over numerous barriers, like poor roads, delays at border posts and multiplicity of tax […]
Unemployment in Rwandans between 16 and 34 years will be addressed through the new National Employment Programme (NEP). Rwf. 12 billion (about $17 million) will be invested in implementing NEP. The priority is young people and women NEP is scheduled to take off during the next fiscal year. “NEP will help the country reach set […]
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