Rwanda’s GDP Grew By 8.1% In Q3 of 2024, With More Stability Projected Ahead

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Export crops production increased by 16% driven by 22% increase in coffee production, while tea production declined by 10%. … Within manufacturing, …

Rwanda’s GDP Grew By 8.1% In Q3 of 2024, With More Stability Projected Ahead

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