AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgriculture: A Sierra Leonean delegation is in Rwanda this week to explore investment and partnerships in farming, poultry, cassava and coffee, with support from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. Cybersecurity: MTN Rwanda and the National Cyber Security Authority will develop industry-focused training to equip CyberHub graduates with practical skills. Health: Rwanda’s First Lady and Princess Lalla Asmaa opened the country’s first hearing diagnosis and rehabilitation centre in Kanombe, expanding a partnership focused on hearing care. Economic Outlook: Rwanda is consulting on preparations for possible graduation from the UN’s least-developed-country category; it meets two of three criteria and is due for reassessment in 2027. Regional Tensions: DR Congo President Félix Tshisekedi accused former leader Joseph Kabila of acting as a Rwandan proxy in the M23 insurgency. The allegation comes amid continued fighting in eastern Congo; Rwanda’s role remains disputed. Business: KT Corp says it will contest Rwanda’s $386 million counterclaim in an arbitration over the end of its 4G wholesale monopoly.
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