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Rwanda has made strides in promoting gender equality, but women still face barriers to financial services, especially in rural areas. 69 per cent of women live in rural areas, relying on farming and piece-work for income. 

Empowering Rwandan women through access to finance

Mediterrania Capital Partners plays a significant role in supporting the growth of mid-cap companies in Sub-Saharan Africa. 

Mediterrania Capital Partners eyes investment opportunities in Rwanda

In a move set to position Rwanda at the forefront of agricultural innovation, the Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Innovation (MINICT) has partnered with AGRA to launch the Kigali Food Innovation Hub. 

AGRA, Rwanda partner to launch food innovation hub

Africa’s healthcare landscape is evolving rapidly, shaped by emerging trends, persistent challenges, and innovative solutions. 

Propelling investments in Africa's healthcare

Kenya’s tourism numbers hit a high of 2.5 million arrivals in 2024 marking a steep 30 per cent jump with the sector grossing in Ksh400 billion. 

Kenya tourism earnings up 30%

Kenya raised $1.5 billion via a 2036 note issuance last week, whose proceeds will be entirely dedicated to retiring external debt. 

Kenya’s 2036 Eurobond raises $1.5bn in bid to retiring external debt

Rwanda’s market turnover during the week decreased by 41.7 per cent to 133.6 million from 228.7 million Rwandan Francs. Market activity majorly concentrated on Bralirwa, which accounted for 86.0 per cent of market turnover. 

Rwandan market update

The global trade war is set to intensify as the world’s largest economy, United States announced new tariffs that are set to hit China, Mexico and Canada. 

Trump tariffs on Canada, Mexico take effect

With a rapidly growing population and a persistent energy deficit, Africa as a continent faces a dual challenge of ensuring reliable access to energy while contributing to global carbon-neutrality goals. 

Rwanda’s ambitious nuclear energy venture

Africa's waste management market size was estimated to be worth $21.72 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach $27.7 billion by 2029, growing at an annual rate of 4.98 per cent. West and East Africa are key hot spots ripe for investments. 

Investing in Africa’s waste management economy

Rwanda is fast emerging as the home of fintech attracting global investors and innovators to its dynamic ecosystem. 

Rwanda: The rising fintech hub in Africa

The on-going G20 meeting in South Africa has placed the limelight on Africa with the continent pushing for several reforms. Among key reforms is fixing the cost of capital. 

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