
Continuing the drive towards sustainable mobility for Sub-Saharan Africa, Volkswagen Mobility Solutions Rwanda (VWMSR) recently unveiled its second charging station for electric vehicles in the capital of Kigali. The Volkswagen brand previously... Read more »

The Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Dr. Uzziel Ndagijimana and the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Rwanda Dr. Thomas Kurz, today signed two agreements worth € 78 million... Read more »

Rwanda is among 28 low-income countries to benefit from the third tranche of Covid debt relief on IMF loans. This follows a European Union contribution of €170 million (RWF 200 billion) announced... Read more »

U.S. Ambassador to Rwanda Peter H. Vrooman announced today another round of U.S. assistance to help Rwanda address the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Almost 5 billion Rwandan francs of new assistance in the... Read more »

Zigama Credit and Savings Society (ZIGAMA CSS) has announced a net profit of 13.7 Billion for the year 2020. It is an increase from 11 Billion recorded as net profit in 2019.... Read more »

Economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa is estimated to have contracted by 2.0% in 2020, closer to the lower bound of the forecast in April 2020, and prospects for recovery are strengthening amid... Read more »

La croissance économique en Afrique subsaharienne devrait se contracter de 2 % en 2020, dans la fourchette la plus optimiste des prévisions d’avril 2020. Les mesures prises pour endiguer les nouvelles vagues... Read more »

Prime Minister Dr. Edouard NGIRENTE presented to both chambers of Parliament two major Government of Rwanda initiatives to mitigate the economic impact COVID-19; the Economic Recovery Fund (ERF) and the Manufacture and... Read more »

Rwandan Senior Government officials and Development Partners will on March 24, 2021 participate in the 17th Annual Development Partners Retreat (DPR). The two-day event will take place virtually for the first time.... Read more »

L’Institut national des statistiques du Rwanda a annoncé que le taux de croissance du PIB a diminué en 2020(-3,4%) par rapport à la croissance de 9,5% en 2019. En 2020, la COVID-19... Read more »