High prices of wheat flour, oil and sugar rise the cost of bakery products
By The Inspirer The cost of the bread has risen in a way or another. Recently, bread that used to
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MINICOM sets maize price for first quarter 2021
By The Inspirer writer. The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MINICOM) has announced that the maize production for the 2021
Skol and Bralirwa will not participate to the 23rd Interanational Trade Fair
By Elias HAKIZIMANA. Rwanda’s giant brewering companies Skol and Bralirwa will not participate to Rwanda International trade fair that is
RUHANGO: Over two tons of minerals intercepted from illegal traders
Police in Ruhango District, on Monday, seized 2.8 tonnes of minerals and arrested two people in connection with the illegal
Coronavirus – COVID-19 outbreak causes $50 billion decline in global exports
By The Inspirer staff writer The impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are being felt along global value chains as manufacturing
Various innovations, products to be showcased during 2019 Made in Rwanda Expo
By The Inspirer writer. A variety of innovations and new products are expected in the upcoming Made in Rwanda Exhibition
Rwandan Coffee exporters to tap into European markets opportunities
By Elias HAKIZIMANA. Rwandan Coffee exporters are thinking of taping into European markets despite existing challenges such as middlemen and
8 ways to help African e-commerce fulfil its potential
World Economic Forum. A man prepares to make an M-Pesa payment at an open-air market in Kibera, Nairobi. Image: REUTERS/Noor
EG Honey Trading moves to improve honey quality and train beekeepers
By Elias Hakizimana. Beekeeping is among the major vibrant business in Rwanda that besides adding value to honey produce, contributes
Karongi: Maracuja fruit farmers find a solution to post-harvest losses through juice making
By Elias Hakizimana. When farmers of COPEDUSHE cooperative started growing maragcuja fruits in Karongi district, Western Province in 2007, they