AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Trade: Washington plans to remove Rwanda from AGOA, the US duty-free trade programme, from January 1, 2027, citing alleged trade barriers and concerns over human rights, workers’ rights and the rule of law. The decision is an announced intention, leaving time for engagement before it takes effect. Health Research: Rwanda is hosting Africa’s first clinical trial of a long-acting injectable to prevent malaria. Business: Former Irembo CEO Clement Uwajeneza has taken over as head of the Private Sector Federation, bringing technology and business experience to the role. At Kigali’s EAC trade fair, Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva urged small businesses to expand and tap regional markets. Regional Connectivity: Proposed EAC roaming rules could lower cross-border call and data costs; Rwanda is among six member states already implementing the bloc’s One Network Area framework. Public Safety: The Rwanda Investigation Bureau says it has arrested 11 suspects over the theft and trafficking of electricity cables linked to power cuts.
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