Rwanda’s transformation lies in its quick responses to rapidly evolving global environment

The global economy is still held hostage by very disturbing factors. The spills of the global financial crisis are yet to be finally laid to rest. The volatilities of international hard currencies such as the dollar and euro are still making headline news. Such volatilities have a bearing on investments needed by countries such as Rwanda to transform their economies. For instance, according to the United Nations (UN), Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) will only bounce back to pre-crisis levels in the next 2 years, though some regions show better recovery than others.
Fred Oluoch-Ojiwah
Fred Oluoch-Ojiwah
Times Reporter