Rwanda plans 21% increase in spending next fiscal year

[Times Live - South Africa] - 13/06/2025

Rwanda plans overall spending of 7-trillion Rwandan francs (R87.73bn) next fiscal year, 21% more than this year, finance minister Yusuf Murangwa said on Thursday.

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