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The easiest… Probably, you already know the answer. Rwanda is the easiest place to start a business in the region, ranking at position 35 in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business. It takes less than a day to obtain an electronic signature from the Rwanda Development Board. The e-signature contains the user name and password which are used to log into the system for the registration process. Once the account is set up, a registration number is generated to enable users to proceed to online registration. This registration number is also the tax identification number (TIN) and VAT number o...

(eTN) – The Kigali Serena was the first to receive the coveted 5-star rating for any Kigali business and city hotel, following an exhaustive and extensive grading and classification exercise conducted (eTN) – The Kigali Serena was the first to receive the coveted 5-star rating for any Kigali business and city hotel, following an exhaustive and extensive grading and classification exercise conducted by the Rwanda Development Board’s Tourism and Conservation Department. The award ceremony, in fact held at the Kigali Serena Conference Centre, also awarded the Lake Kivu Serena a 4-star rati...

Download logo The Technical Advisory Working Group (TAWG) on Remittances and Diaspora Engagement in South Sudan visited Rwanda between 5 – 8 May, 2021to learn

Taarifa Rwanda Published 1 day ago 0share President Felix Tshisekedi of Democratic Republic of Congo has ordered revision of mining contracts arguing that Investors are getting richer while local people remain poor. The congolese leader made the announcement on Thursday while addressing a rally in the centre of Kolwezi town in Lualaba Congo’s Cobalt-rich province. “It is not normal that those with whom the country has signed exploitation contracts get richer while our populations remain poor,” said Tshisekedi. According to President Tshisekedi, “It is time for the country to readjust...

Cameroonian Businessman Sidelined By Mauritanian Firm Over Rwanda Hydro-power Deal Published 1 hour ago 0share The Commercial Court in Kigali is expected to adjudicate in a highly contentious business dispute between shareholders of Refad Rwanda Ltd Company. The shareholders in this Refad company include Jacques Ntogue with a 49% stake, while Omnicane a Mauritanian sugar-sector giant controls 51% of shares. “I was the founder and Chairman of Refad Rwanda. With the majority shareholding. When Omnicane  came in they got 51% and committed to invest U$3Million Equity in the project. We have n...