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Evaluating Property Rights in Rwanda: A Brief Analysis

The property rights index is a crucial metric that reflects the legal framework surrounding private property ownership in Rwanda. This analysis delves into the Heritage Foundation's Property Rights Index data for Rwanda, highlighting the evolution of property rights protection in the country from 1997 to 2024. By examining key indicators and trends, we gain insights into the security of private property,...

Shaping Africa’s Urban Future: Innovative Solutions for Affordable Housing

Africa's rapid urbanization has created an unprecedented demand for affordable housing, with an estimated 4.5 million new residents entering informal settlements each year. As the continent's cities grow at an annual rate of 3.5%, policy makers, investors, and practitioners are faced with the challenge of providing decent and affordable access to housing for millions of families, particularly those at the...

Developing The Rwandan Housing And Real Estate Sector: Insights From Tuza Assets

Source Gain valuable insights into Rwanda's housing and real estate sector with this LinkedIn article from Tuza Assets. In this comprehensive piece, we explore the efforts and initiatives aimed at fostering growth and development in Rwanda's property market, analyzing key trends, challenges, and opportunities for investors and stakeholders. Introduction To Rwanda's Housing And Real Estate...

Point De Vue Des Pays voisins Rwanda: Uganda – Standard Chartered lance des fonds communs de placement offshore

La Standard Chartered Bank Uganda a lancé aujourd'hui un produit de fonds communs de placement offshore pour ses clients lors d'une conférence de presse qui s'est tenue à l'hôtel Serena de Kampala et qui était présidée par le PDG de la banque, Sanjay Rughani, et Keith Kalyegira, le PDG de l'Autorité des marchés financiers, entre autres dirigeants. Grâce à cette proposition, les clients de la...

The Future Trends of Real Estate in African Countries

The increased population of Africa demands a better quality of residential as well as commercial infra-structures. The advancement in the technological sector has made it easier for businesses to impact the whole real estate domain positively. Advanced technology has allowed real estate, more specifically buyers, to have a broader spectrum while investing in the sector. Africa is considered one of...

Vision City Housing Sold 80% of its Housing Units

The Vision City Housing project has sold around 80% of the target houses, observed Regis Rugemanshuro, who is the current Director-General of the board of Social Security in Rwanda. Rugemanshuro spoke about the development on September 22, 2020, on Tuesday, in an online public accounts committee meeting. The meeting was held to address the issues about the financial report issued by the Auditor General...

African urban growth is expected to be massive

Real estate sector in Africa has been experimenting an impressive growth. On average, 10,000 accommodations miss each year in most of these countries, and despite some governmental endeavors, the shortfall is still important. According to several studies, African population is going to increase over threefold during the next 40 years. This demographic growth will inevitably go with a strong development...

Why is it so urgent that Rwanda takes care of its environment?

In order to end with the environmental destruction, Rwanda decided to restore 2 million hectares of damaged lands before 2020. It represents more than 80% of the total surface of the country. The employed means are planting campaigns, terraces building to fix soils, and 85% of lots being changed into a special system to restore the lost crop yields of lands that were too much exploited. In May, new...

Rwanda gears up for the 4th Industrial Revolution

Rwanda gears up to usher in the Fourth Industrial Revolution which will change the country’s entire outlook. However, concerns have been raised by some of the private sector members who fear that their innovation capacity is still low. In the transformation to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, new technologies are incorporated in all sectors including the physical, biological and digital platforms....

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