AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTrade: Kigali entrepreneur Grace Mbabazi is preparing to take Rwandan honey to China’s import expo in November, hoping to reach new buyers as duty-free access opens opportunities for African products. Women in Business: Spiro and ESP have started training 50 women in Rwanda to become electric-motorcycle riders and entrepreneurs; the pilot aims to reach 500 locally and 5,000 women across Africa by 2030. Energy: A World Bank-backed report launched in Kigali says off-grid solar users worldwide rose 26% in two years to 149 million, while reaching those still without electricity will require $11.4 billion in investment. Health: The African Medicines Agency has opened key regulatory hubs in Kigali, strengthening the city’s role in continental health cooperation. Genocide Justice: A US jury convicted Rwandan-born Eric Nshimiye of perjury and obstruction over testimony prosecutors said helped conceal his alleged role in the 1994 genocide.
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