AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFarm Prices: Kinigi potatoes are selling for 1,000–1,200 RWF per kilogram in Musanze, up from 400–600 RWF earlier this year as supplies tighten and demand remains strong. Green Investment: A Kigali assessment estimates nature-based projects could deliver US$2.09 in benefits for every dollar invested over 25 years, though returns will vary by project. Climate-Resilient Agriculture: Rwanda’s push to protect harvests after the field includes better drying, storage and handling to reduce weather-related spoilage and income losses. Digital Payments: Ghana says it is discussing payment-system links with more than 10 African countries, building on interoperability pilots with Rwanda and Nigeria to lower cross-border transaction costs. Tourism and Investment: Rwanda’s 10-year Formula 1 deal, starting in the early 2030s, is pitched as a boost for tourism and infrastructure, while critics question its costs and wider implications.
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