Cape of good hope emerges as key global trade route as shipping shifts strengthen Africa’s role
May 14, 2026
Global shipping changes position Africa as a growing center for maritime trade and logistics.
Global shipping changes position Africa as a growing center for maritime trade and logistics.
Kigali strengthens its role as a regional hub for investment dialogue and international business engagement.
FinTech Growth and Inclusion Drive Rwanda’s Financial Sector Transformation
Africa increasingly seen as reliable supplier amid global oil market pressure
Remarks by Donald Trump rejecting Iran’s response to a ceasefire proposal sent by Washington have further escalated tensions between the two countries.
Daily bus ridership has risen from 180,000 to 230,000 as Rwanda continues encouraging citizens to use public transport amid rising fuel prices.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he will give the European Union until July 4, 2026, to finalize its commitments under a major economic agreement or face significantly higher tariffs.
President Paul Kagame on Thursday toured DTC Botswana in Gaborone as part of his working visit to Botswana.
Tea, coffee, and other exports drive Rwanda’s rising agricultural revenue and resilience.
The Deputy Director of the African Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Dr. Montfort Mlachila, has advised countries including Rwanda to avoid relying heavily on tax exemptions to attract investors. Instead, he urged governments to establish strong and stable policies that enable investors to profit from their businesses naturally.
