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Rwanda continues to be politically stable with an economy that is outperforming many of its neighbours. However, inflationary pressures continue, although, it does seem to be subsiding.
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It is now apparent that President Paul Kagame will once again vie for the Presidency in 2024, which, at least, from the perspective of Rwandans, is welcome. It will be important, should he be re-elected, for the President to set out a succession plan. On the economic front, Rwanda continues to perform well and there appear to be several opportunities for investors.
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Rwanda remains politically stable. Its economy is growing at a faster pace than others in the region and indeed Sub-Saharan Africa. It continues to face inflationary pressures but these are believed to be on a downward trend.
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No changes on the political front although an election is due in 2024. Economically, Rwanda continues to perform well, but does seem to be facing some headwinds at the moment.
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Politically Rwanda remains stable, and its economy is growing. However, inflationary pressures are creating a cost-of-living issue which the Government is handling but has a long way to go.
Read MoreA deep dive into Tanzania’ Ambitious Structural and Political Reforms with Gilead Teri, Executive Director at Tanzania Investment Centre. We are pleased to extend this invitation hosted in collaboration with Tanzania High Commission UK, Tanzania Investment Centre and Zanzibar Investment Promotion Agency. This will be on the 1st of June – 8.30 am to 10
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It appears that Presidential succession is now being discussed in a politically stable environment. The Government is introducing tax reforms to ease the burden of taxation. Inflation continues to be high but the economy is performing with good growth.
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No changes on the political front. The economy is performing well but inflationary pressures are becoming an issue that have resulted in increased interest rates.
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Politically the country remains stable with elections set to be held in 2024. Tensions with the DRC are increasing which could impact regional stability. The economy, particularly the service sector, is growing well but inflationary pressures are an issue.
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