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RWANDA’S GDP GROWS BY 10% IN FIRST QUARTER OF 2026, DRIVEN BY INDUSTRY AND SERVICES
KIGALI, June 16, 2026 – Rwanda’s economy recorded 10% growth in the first quarter of 2026, compared to the same period in 2025, according to official…
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Rwandans encouraged to save for a better future
Rwanda and Chad to cooperate in strengthening Public Finance Management
As part of the South-South cooperation partnership, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning of the Republic of Rwanda has signed a Memorandum of…
Minister Ndagijimana signs off FY2018/19 Consolidated Financial Statements
The Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Dr. Uzziel Ndagijimana has signed of the 14th annual Consolidated Financial Statements covering the…
Government and Development Partners discuss 2018/19 Budget execution, Urbanization
September 26, 2019: The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning today hosted the 72nd Development Partner Coordination Group (DPCG), a quarterly…
Districts receive technical expertise to improve Public Finance Management
In a bid to improve fiscal and financial transparency, accountability and public participation within districts and their subsidiary, the Ministry of…
About 350,000 people in pre urban, rural areas to access clean water and proper sanitation
September 25, 2019: The Government of Rwanda and the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) today signed a financing agreement for an…
Minister Ndagijimana and Ambassador Hongwei hold bilateral discussions
September 17, 2019: The Minister of Finance and Economic planning, Dr. Uzziel Ndagijimana yesterday received and held bilateral discussions with H. E…
Rwanda's Economy registered 12.2% growth in the Second Quarter
September 15, 2019: Rwanda’s economy grew by 12.2% in the second quarter according to figures release by the National Institute of Statistics of…
Electricity access programs receive US$ 125 Million boost as Government and World Bank sign agreement
Kigali September 2,2019: The Government of Rwanda and the World Bank today signed a US$125 million (approximately Frw 112 billion) credit agreement…