Editorial

Rwanda’s main trade unions – Central Trade Union of Workers of Rwanda (CESTRAR) and the Labour Congress and the Brotherhood-Rwanda (COTRAF) – have called for an increase in the minimum wage. They have proposed Rwf1500 as the daily minimum wage, and Rwf160, 000 the monthly minimum salary.

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