Rwanda’s efforts to develop its secondary cities will depend not only on expanding roads and basic services but also on whether infrastructure investment helps businesses grow and creates employment, a World Bank report says. The report, Sub-Saharan Africa’s Urban Awakening: Catalyzing Economic Growth and Job Creation, argues...
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The NBA is not walking away from Rwanda. In a letter to two US senators who urged it to rethink...
Riyadh extends restrictions already imposed on DRC, Uganda and South Sudan. Rwanda, which has reported no cases, is also on...
Uganda’s decision to withdraw its troops from Somalia is raising questions about the country’s ability to sustain security operations against...
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