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<p>The Rwandan government has proposed regulation on e-commerce, which if approved, would see businesses pay e-commerce license, regulatory fee on their turnover, and other stringent measures. Where does this leave players?</p>


Rwanda: Is it too early to regulate e-commerce?

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<p>One of Rwanda&#8217;s leading e-commerce platform, Vuba Vuba, is on an expansion drive as it extends its services to Musanze district in the Northern part of the country, barely nine months since it launched in Rwanda.</p>


Rwandan e-commerce platform Vuba Vuba eyes Africa expansion

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<p>Last month it was announced that Jumia was suspending their food delivery services here in Rwanda, the news came amidst reports that the Pan-African e-commerce company had already shut down operations in several other African countries, including Cameroon and Tanzania, but to customers here in Kigali, the news was still quite surprising. The service had become a mainstay in many city dwellers&#8217; lunch and dinner plans and the outcry was heard on Twitter. Enter, Vuba Vuba – a new company by former Jumia Rwanda Managing Director, Albert Munyabugingo, plans to pick up where Jumia Food left off. He joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


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