Rwanda’s hopes to sustain long term economic progress with an export-led growth strategy, says a World Bank report.

Rwanda plans export-led growth

Rwanda hopes to sustain long-term economic progress with an export-led growth strategy, says a World Bank report.

Economic growth slowed from mid-2016 through a combination of drought and reduced construction activities as large projects were completed.

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Rwanda plans export-led growth