AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRwanda’s Economic Outlook: A new UN study highlights Rwanda’s strong growth and social progress, citing 10% GDP growth in Q1 2026, IMF projections of 7.2% for 2026, and a 21% bigger 2025/26 budget focused on infrastructure, agriculture, electrification, health and Bugesera Airport. Investor Relations & Debt Costs: Rwanda is also mentioned in the IIF’s 2026 Investor Relations and Debt Transparency report, which argues that better disclosure can cut borrowing costs; the report notes Rwanda’s transparency score of 43.4/50. Digital Mobility Business: eWAKA, operating in Kenya and Rwanda, ranks 13th in Africa’s Top 50 Mobility Companies (MobilityX Africa 2026), citing 1,200+ electric cargo bikes/motorcycles and 1.1 million deliveries. Regulation Watch: Rwanda’s gambling regulator suspends Baron Sports Gaming Ltd (Forzza) for offering casino-style games outside its licence, ordering a full stop and removal of promotions. Health & Trade Cooperation: Kenya and partners, including Rwanda, are developing a regional framework to jointly procure emergency medical supplies during outbreaks. Global Policy Context: UNAIDS warns HIV funding cuts could trigger a resurgence, even as countries including Rwanda have cut new infections sharply since 2010.
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