| Rising
to the challenge |
| Given its recent history, it is remarkable
to see the progress Rwanda has made towards reversing the economic
and social consequences of the 1994 genocide in such a short
time. |
| Rwanda
benefits from integration |
| When Rwanda first said it would become
a key player in NEPAD and other regional integrations, critics
laughed off her commitment. |
| Rwanda
in crucial privatisation phase |
| “We have disposed off about
50 percent of what we are supposed to sell but the stage we
have reached is the most crucial in the privatisation process,”
Mr Bonaventure Niyibizi said. |
| Rwanda
sells 2 main banks |
| After two weeks of intense negotiations,
the Rwanda Government finally sold off two major commercial
banks. |
| Rwanda
creates unique tourism |
| One thing on which many visitors
to the continent agree is that the physical beauty of Rwanda
is the best in Africa. |
| Insurance
industry recovers, grows |
| On July 4, 1994 the Rwanda Patriotic
Front (RPF), took power in Kigali - inheriting nothing but a
dead economy. |
| Rwanda
looks 20 years ahead |
| The Government of Rwanda is committed
to establishing a competitive, diversified and balanced economy.
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| Kagame
woos new investors |
| Speech by President Paul Kagame at
the opening of the Second Rwanda Investment Conference in Kigali,
May 13, 2004 |
| Stronger
private sector is the key |
| Rwanda Private Sector Federation
Executive Secretary, Mr Bart Gasana, is one man who knows exactly
why his country needs a very strong private sector. |
| Land
of a thousand hills |
| Popularly known as ‘the land
of a thousand hills’, Rwanda has six volcanoes, twenty-three
lakes and numerous rivers, some forming the source of the great
River Nile. |
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