Rwanda maintains strong economic momentum in 2025 with $2.62bn investment, new report shows
April 28, 2026
Rwanda Sees Continued Economic Expansion Driven by Investment and Tourism Growth
Rwanda Sees Continued Economic Expansion Driven by Investment and Tourism Growth
New SME Growth Fund boosts Rwanda’s private sector development and long-term economic resilience.
Nigeria plans major livestock reforms to unlock investment and drive agricultural growth nationwide.
Akagera National Park announced that in the first quarter of 2026, it was visited by more than 11,700 people, generating over $1.3 million (more than 1.9 billion RWF) in just three months.
Expansion of Dangote Refinery signals major job creation drive and stronger refining capacity for Nigeria.
The conference discusses inclusive and sustainable approaches to global well-being that can be adopted by all countries.
The Private Sector Federation in Rwanda is exploring options to source petroleum products from countries such as Nigeria, particularly from the refinery owned by Aliko Dangote, as part of efforts to address the impact of the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
The apartment, which features 21 rooms overlooking the sea, was acquired through Akhmetov’s business company. It is located in the Mareterra district of Monaco.
The management of Karex, the world’s largest condom producer, has announced a 30% price increase due to shortages of raw materials caused by the ongoing war between the United States and Iran.
Rwanda strengthens private sector outlook ahead of Africa CEO Forum 2026 engagement
