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<p>According to the latest World Bank Rwanda Economic Update, private infrastructure financing will have to increase sharply from its current share of about one-third of the total infrastructure commitments, if the country is to achieve her development goals. CNBC Africa spoke with the Country Manager of World Bank Group Rwanda, Rolande Pryce, for more.</p>


World Bank’s Pryce on how Rwanda can attract more private sector investment to fund infrastructure development

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<p>According to the World Bank, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed Rwanda&#8217;s economy into its first contraction since 1994 and onto a slower long-term growth trajectory.</p>


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