French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged that France plans to invest $27 billion across Africa in sectors including energy and technology.
Daily bus ridership has risen from 180,000 to 230,000 as Rwanda continues encouraging citizens to use public transport amid rising fuel prices.
Ministry of Infrastructure of Rwanda has announced plans to introduce projects aimed at converting conventional fuel-powered vehicles into electric or gas-powered cars as part of efforts to address rising fuel prices and reduce air pollution caused by vehicles.
Rwanda Sees Continued Economic Expansion Driven by Investment and Tourism Growth
The leadership of the City of Kigali has called on schools to introduce shared student transport buses in order to reduce traffic congestion caused by parents individually dropping off and picking up their children.
The CEO of Ecofleet Solutions, Rukera Aubin, announced that the company has begun testing a new technology that will help passengers in Kigali track bus locations, available seats, and estimated arrival times.
Authorities in Kigali have introduced a dedicated bus lane in the city center, requiring drivers who used to park along the roadside to stop doing so.
Countries in East Africa are in discussions over a joint project to build a petroleum refinery similar to the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, owned by businessman Aliko Dangote.
Bishoftu International Airport development continues, boosting Ethiopia’s ambition for continental aviation dominance.
Solar investment drives Nigeria’s push toward renewable energy expansion and industrial transformation.
