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A worker picks mangoes. Rwanda seeks to diversfy its horticulture products to boost export volumes and revenue. (File photo)
Business

How Rwanda can make horticulture industry more competitive

Monday, July 25, 2016
Prime Minister Anastase Murekezi irrigates water melon garden during a special Umuganda exercise in Eastern Province on Friday. / Kelly Rwamapera.

Premier Murekezi tips Eastern Province farmers on irrigation

Monday, July 25, 2016
Most of the handicrafts made by this Ruhango weavers' group are sold online by Beauty of Rwanda. (File)
Business

Made-in-Rwanda campaign to go online as SMEs eye new markets

Thursday, May 19, 2016
Twahirwa in his garden in Bugesera. (P. Tumwebaze)
Business

Twahirwa finds the sweet side of chili in farming

Monday, May 02, 2016
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Business

Prices for pineapples remain stable in Kigali a head of harvest season

Monday, May 02, 2016
Minister Gatete (2nd right) chats with Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Donatille Mukabalisa (L), and her deputy Abbas Mukama (R), and Senate vice-president Fatou Harerimana at P....

2016/17 Budget to increase by Rwf140bn

Friday, April 29, 2016
Coffee beans have not performed well at the last three auctions. (File)
Business

Price of coffee declines by 19% at Mombasa auction

Wednesday, April 06, 2016
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Challenges for EAC to phase out 'Caguwa' by 2019

Wednesday, March 30, 2016
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Business

New initiative to improve access to agrifinance mooted

Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Farmers picking tea leaves: BRD had slashed interest rates to boost the export industry. (File)
Business

Relief as BRD slashes interest rates to boost export industry

Monday, March 14, 2016
Poor post-harvest handling is one of the reason some firms, including supermarkets, do not stock local produce. (File)
Business

COMESA boosts SMEs to foster local sourcing by corporate firms

Monday, February 15, 2016
Trade and Industry minister Francois Kanimba speaks about the trade situation in the country during a consultative meeting on how to cope with trade balance deficit at the Senate Hall yesterday. Kanimba and six other ministers, including Evode Imena (State for Mining), Claver Gatete (Finance and Economic Planning - pictured left) and Dr Geraldine Mukeshimana (Agriculture), appeared before Senate to explain means of bridging gaps in the country's trade balance of payment. (Doreen Umutesi)

Seven ministers in Senate over trade imbalance

Thursday, February 11, 2016