"Rwanda is great, but is it too small for my business?"
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Dr. Harnet discusses the wide-spread assumption among many that Rwanda's market size is simply too small for their business. Start your own African business here: africajumpstart...
Market has never been a problem if the right products are being introduced to Market. The population of 12m would be great however the issue is the purchasing power of the population.
How about food commodities business products like rice, biscuits etc import in your country ??
Not just that, unfortunately it is is ridiculously poor with a gdp/capita under 800 dollars in 2021.
Dr Harnet would be kicked out of the country if she ever suggest that Rwanda is ridiculously poor despite being one of the biggest aid recipients in the world!
It will be nice for East Africa to become one,it will make the region even more powerful
It can be separate but to have open border trade with no tariff and zero restrictions so goods and services can flow freely. In the case of immigration, it should be controlled not to violate sovereignty. More like a free trade zone.
Rwanda has invaded Congo twice, has borders with Uganda closed now. Good luck!
I have lived in rwanda many years , I have seen many investors closing their businesses in Rwanda bcz they start their businesses referring on the fact that Rwanda is safe & RDB makes things easier to open business & all documents, but when it come to the market , it s a different story , rwandese people has very less buying power, now this lady is give you a brilliant idea of not focus on Rwanda market only , focus on East Africa market, she s right
Losy video Heavens Started something in Rw, closed it, whereas was successful in other EA country where I started.
That is the truth
$2 a day nation..
Rwanda is a state in East Africa so focus on East Africa for your business not only Rwanda in case your business is big
Exactly!
This is interesting, I was having that conversation with a friend the week before this video. And, I told him: Rwanda would be too small to scale up your business (Altho it is a progressive country)
@@dr.harnet466 . Hi harnet , I'm from drcongo 🇨🇩 , I whatched your video and I can help you for your business but how can I help you ?
@@dr.harnet466 Rewrite the title "!" with "?".
@@Yahia08 Rwanda is organized country and it gonna be hard if the business is not manufacturing based within the country. The country is discouraging the imports outside East Africa community.
You're the reason why I visited Rwanda last month...
Oh wow, thanks for sharing and I hope you had a special visit.
@@dr.harnet466 in a process to open a company that side...doing market research and need analysis. Thinking of importing from Rwanda to South Africa but need assistance on what to import.
Omphemetse Chake you are welcome in Rwanda we have a lot of commodities to be exported if you are interested you can visit NAEB or any other agency to help you surely you will have what you want
@@hervetuyishime6819 wow...thanks brother, let's exchange contacts, would appreciate meeting you when I come that side again!!! My whatsup is 0027825687195...
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I have been to Rwanda and tested business for 2 years, I noticed the citizens are still slow paced when it come to business unlike Kenya, TZ and Uganda, the gov't is promoting local business through buy Rwanda build Rwanda but I see many opportunitues but I dont think people are ready, many areas are slow, real estate, technology, communication, transport etc I decided to keep it to Uganda and Kenya where things move fast and rate of turn over is high. Then language is also an issue I dont know how this can be solved but it needs to ASAP but I am happy corruption is low compared to Kenya Uganda South Sudan etc
Well said.
Things are slow in Rwanda because the government is pursuing fake targets and how can citizens who live in fear, cannot say anything for fear of offending be innovative and productive?
Rwanda corruption is low? The ruling party there is worth half a billion dollars and owns most of the economy!
As long as there is a free trade agreement between the african countries then it shouldn't be a problem
Rwanda kicked started well . Given the fact its economy just mushroomed in few years compared to other mega African states .No doubt it will increase her purchasing power with its steady progressive system.
Thank you! 12 million is a huge market for a start-up business. Many businesses fail because they want to reach everybody and expand too rapidly. #SlowAndSteady
Very valid point, UrbanAfrica!
Imagine just 1000 loyal customers spending $100 per month and you profit $20 of that...that's $240,000 per year but they complain about 12 million. The problem like you said is they want to be everything to everyone, and that's extremely expensive and time consuming without a massive budget and brilliant execution
The recent "African Continental Free Trade Agreement" signed by 54 countries, would look more interesting once in full swing. Africa hardly needs anyone, and should have a bargaining power with the rest of the world, if they put their houses in order.
I tell people that this is Asia's time. If African Nations play their cards right, it will be their time in short order.
It will never NEVER happen, we will fight that African Free Trade with all energy. It will profit,( VW, Peugeot, Huawei) assembling in Africa , and those Indians manufacturers based in Africa . never happen
Hold on, Rwanda closed borders with Uganda when its president was heading the African Union!
agreed. we went and established a company and got cert of incorporation within 2 hours. ease of doing business taken seriously in rwanda.
"Small Market" also refers to disposable incomes. Bostwana for example has only about 2m people but has been a very lucrative market for everyone doing business there. African govts should strongly consider paying workers more.
that's because their clients are South Africans
It’s not to do with the market size. If one wants to grow, they have to diversify their business, give people what they want, understand the market and if they want to grow further, they have the whole east Africa and even Central Africa and Africa as a whole. And why not even the rest of the world? This “market is small” mindset is of a small mindset. If the owner of ZoraBots based in Belgium is planning on bringing his robots to Rwanda why would he be worried about the size of the market in Rwanda if there is high efficiency in doing business which takes into account of safety and security, very minimum corruption and its proximate position to its neighbouring countries and Africa?
Thanks Dr Harnet for sharing this.
15 millions of congolese killed by kagame with the UN help
I'm from Rwanda and currently setting up a business in Ethiopia which is considered the fastest growing economy in Africa with 110 Million people.
Unfortunately, it takes months to register business in Ethiopia with strict requirement like $200k capital deposit and the level of corruption is severe in the police and judiciary. Furthermore, the roads are bad, female literacy is 30%, internet penetration is poor, the poverty levels are extreme which suggests a high probability of ethnic civil war in the near future.
Now I know why Rwanda is leading Africa. Big markets like Nigeria, DR Congo or Ethiopia will give you more pain than profits.
Not entirely true. It depends on the business you are setting up. Online businesses in Nigeria are making a killing. Rwanda is better in terms of infrastructure/diplomacy etc. However, the small population won't do much for your business if it's online.
@@JoStylin You seem to believe in artificial borders created by colonialists. See the potential beyond borders. Let's look at online statistics:
A Rwandan online education program could attract millions of people because the Rwanda - Rundi language is spoken by over 35 Million people in Africa (Kivu in Congo, West Uganda, Burundi & Rwanda, East Tanzania).
Only Swahili, Hausa, Yoruba and Amharic could perform better in Africa.
Check out how many views Rwandan artists like Meddy or The Ben generate on RUclips you will understand. If Rwanda keeps the current social economic transformation path, the purchasing power will drive huge demand from the 15 Million domestic market and 100 Million in neighbouring countries (Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania)
@@genghiskhanye Sorry, I was referring to online businesses that require postage or those online businesses that specifically target one country. The reason why Jumia has been very successful was because they targeted larger African countries with a sizeable population such as Nigeria. Their business model required a sizeable population as well as an efficient postal service that was able to reach the millions of people living in Nigeria. Now, if this model was re-enacted in Rwanda, they wouldn't do much in terms of economic gains due to Rwanda's small population and their low purchasing power parity. After Jumia's success, they carried the same business model to other African countries with a good-size population such as Ghana and Kenya - they also were successful in both.
This is one thing Dr Harnet fails to mention. Purchasing power parity is very important when it comes to setting up a business - especially a business that only targets the population within one single country and has a physical location in one country. If your Rwandan-based business is agricultural and targets the international community (e'g Rwandan coffee etc), then it could possibly do well. However, the middle-class population is not as big as the more populated countries in Africa, so any business that requires Rwandas to purchase anything might not do so well. This is the reason many investors are not flocking there.
Investors that want to settle in Rwanda should focus more on the services sector or the agricultural sector. This includes Fin-tech, call centers, digital marketing, app creation, technological inventions and other businesses that don't require Rwandans to 'purchase' anything but rather empowers Rwandans through the use of their organized society and intelligent minds. However, this requires the government to invest very well in education.
As for the online education program you mentioned, yes that is a great idea; however, Rwanda has a lower purchasing power parity as I have mentioned, so I am not sure how well it will do. Also, why would you create a Rwandan online education program only in the Rundi language? Why limit yourself? Why not do it in English and attract a bigger market? It's not about having a 'colonial mentality, it's about business. You go in business to make money - emotional and racial nuances should be left aside.
Still in ethiopia?
@@JoStylin I would love to sit down and have a conversation with you.
Let’s say that Rwanda is small for your business but remember the security is more .
So what I’m trying to say Rwanda you can do your business for longtime ,as long as your business is convincing the people ,they’ll be able to do it
They do have 4G even in villages so no need to concentrate in kigali only ,all country you can do your business
noriega danny you don’t understand what she is saying, Rwanda lack purchasing power, business is all about numbers. Merge Burundi and Rwanda together
Bro. To understand her point businesswise thus, think out of the box
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Look Rwanda need quality and quantite at affordable price if you can't provide that play it safe, in Rwanda there is made in Rwanda already.
Looking to connect with locals. Want to know the best businesses to open in Rwanda as my family is planning to move there soon.
Dearest Dr. Harnet,
I just want to tell you how proud I am of you and the noble endeavor you are exerting to inform entrepreneurs and benefit Africa! Thank you for your service and thank you for being a useful citizen!
Equally and more so, I would like to extend my heart felt admiration and respect towards your Amazing and wonderful father, MeEmir Bokre! I deeply wish to get connected with him in person and learn and learn!
I wish you all the best and be Safe! aka
“ Yemane Johar “ Daniel T’s cousin !😃
So wonderful to hear from you here 'Yemane Johar'! Thank you for all your kind words of encouragement as always. I will pass on your message to my father, too. Thanks again and let us keep marching!
Dr. Harnet Your father is the man & historian behind the ”Bokre culture & history” youtube channel? Oh woow🙏🏾🇪🇷 I watch his videos alot as well, and learn alot about or fidel, and heritage. Respect snd gratitude to both of you!
@@dr.harnet466 WHT kind business gud?
Singapore as a country has 1,7 people and it is the first country with the highest GDP.
I love that Dr. Harnet is spending so much time in East Africa. I am interested in Burundi, Djibouti and Somaliland. 😚
You mean Somalia
@@iamamillionaireiamamillion4205 Nope. Somaliland. It's safe for outsiders there. Watch some RUclips videos and you'll see.
@@klwthe3rd how do you get a visa to somaliland? From the somali ambassador or a different one?
@@Rwizaify To my understanding, Somaliland has it's own Visa program not associated with Somalia. Somaliland is an unofficial breakaway nation that is NOT recognized internationally by the major U.N. General assembly. You could email the contact information at the Somalia embassy and find out if they can give you the contact info for Somaliland. Otherwise just Google, "Somaliland Visa Application" and you might get search results for their unofficial embassy in their capital city of Hargeisa. I plan on making the trip soon.
@@iamamillionaireiamamillion4205 ha ha dunno why he interested..
U can invest in your country, your country also needs you ...long live Rwanda
Denis Kateregga tell her
can we all repost this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Abera Deborah lets me start
so you people here saying we are not welcome in your country ?
Yes ofcourse, you can invest in your own country, if your business is so big rather than a country, you should have been known than bill gates,
Even Bill Gates was so grateful to invest in Rwanda. Here its meaningful that you have nothing to invest ,only your are investing talkative.
If you haven't something to say ,better to be quite silent.
Something else to consider is the people’s purchasing power. Whats the % of working and middle class of Rwanda? Because depending on what someone’s business is, if there’s no purchase power then it’s gonna die.
Under 800 dollars gdp per capita, worse than Haiti!
Great video, full of insight. Rwandan living in Lagos
Wonderful insight into Rwanda. Keep up the good work. Africa needs your kind of publicity. Rwanda has always been on my mind for business. Your report has cemented that idea. Thank you!
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You should have introduced the right product on the market, whatever market size will not consume the wrong products.
when investors initiate the right investment despite of the market size they get their business succeed.
Hello Dr. Harnet. Great post I enjoyed the information... Just a suggestion you may want to invest in a mic it would help improve the sound quality and eliminate unwanted background noise on your presentations.
Congratulate Rwanda! Rwanda jurisprudence and business acumen queuing, efficiency and transparency is far more trustworthy and efficient than any country in Europe and certainly better than America. Rwanda has become the 2020's decade benchmark barometer which countries like Ireland, Latvia, Romania, Croatia, Greece, Scotland, Panama, Zambia, Canada, Iceland, Trinidad, Nepal, Chad, Mauritius, Israel and Liberia are modeling their own new legislation and ICT Ministries behind.
Even if Rwanda is small but people there are smart
Great video , I like the way you portray Africa in a positive light
Just got back from Ghana, next visit will be to Rwanda. Thank you doctor for the information.
You're welcome Matthew
Nice country Rwanda
Thank you Dr. Harnet for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
You are welcome Guetty
Dear Dr. Harnet. What is the name of the Rwanda official/officer at the Rwanda Development Board there in Kigali who processes the Power-of-Attorney transfers?
Dr Harnett i hope you support Rwanda as Paul Kagame is a great man and will help you.
The country is stable and secure but trust Paul Kagame
How can someone tell me that 12 million people market size is small. The whole of the population of Switzerland where I live and run my bussiness is less than 12 million and I don't imagine changing the location any soon.
I know one guy owns restaurant in Kigali he's very happy and success
he told you can't understand the market untill you get in dive and start small you will discover more interesting things
Hello
What do you think about house 🏠 trading and rental in. Rwanda as an investor is it a successful idea
Yes! I am considering moving my business to Rwanda from the US
I just appreciate you for all information I know you love east Africa but what about Ethiopia please tell me some thanks
Dear Jojo, thanks so much! Ethiopia is an incredible country with amazing people & resources. It has seen fast GDP growth and has good opportunities for business. Having said that, investing as a foreigner can be a real challenge, and although we see an improvement in the investment climate, the country is going through some turmoil & transition. I have hence not focused on Ethiopia for my wider audience for the time being.
Zrdgrjrfccdhjzr Jilzdsfegnzrvbu She is Eritrean, she speaks tigrinya she said in a video.
Mrs,Doctor size is not an issue for business..Rwanda has all ingredients.
Population does matter my brother
@@jonesnyarko8447 Brother each and every success stories are driven by good choices if you are a good follower this world has some typical examples.
Verry powerful point Dr, think about East Africa instead of only Rwanda, I like you did not forget DRCongo as well, that is something else, huge business potential there too, thanks so much.
wow time and time again...you nailed it DR hARNET! :)
Great video offering perspective - I feel replacing the "!" with "?" will serve your video title better.
Tell me about logistics in Rwanda
If u have any ideas else about importe produits from China to Rwanda
Would you please add more images in your videos...to make it more interesting......nice knowledgeable video though
Hi Bahati Mary, great feedback and input. Filming, editing, and creating powerful videos requires a good amount of time and skill. I guess I consider myself still more of a trainer & consultant than a vlogger (video blogger). But yes, I will continue improving for my audience. Thanks again!
@@dr.harnet466 thank you....I said more images because I've never been to any of the countries you showcase....so i would love to see Kigali while you talk about it....just that ....thank you for the feed back i appreciate
@@MarysCorner3022 You just called her boring kkkkkkkk
@@EduardoOliveira-zx9ju i don't read books without illustrations, I don't love watching educative videos without actually image of what is being said, yes am old but images make me understand better....boring is what you called her not me...
The east African federation will make sense for your business AU free trade is also upcoming so strategize Dr.
Can i start business with $50 thousand US dollars ?
Great business insights!!!
I have not been to Rwanda before and I don't know if government there directly fund new ideas. If they do fund new idea, I will be there in a flash to present my new innovation.
If it is a tech based innovation get in touch with KLab or the ICT Chamber.
@@dr.harnet466 The product is a new innovated paper bag. It's a new mendable paper bag with paper based adhesive patches in the gussets of the bag. Whenever the new mendable paper bag tears, whether there's groceries in it or not, you just peel one of the patches to mend it. You don't have to recycle or bin it straight away, you can keep using it. I think it can be made in Rwanda to serve the whoĺe East Africa and Africa as a whole.
@@francis5279 You're welcome to Rwanda when it comes to innovation, you'd definitely get all the support you need so long as it'z a brilliant idea.
@@kasemirojr3991 The product I have is a new innovated paper bag. It's a new mendable paper bag with paper based adhesive patches in the gussets of the bag. Whenever the new mendable paper bag tears, whether there's groceries in it or not, you just peel one of the patches to mend it. You don't have to recycle or bin it straight away, you can keep using it. I think it can be made in Rwanda to serve the whoĺe East Africa and Africa as a whole. Just wondering, if you are in the innovation department, please pass it on. Thank you.
This has been very encouraging in my decision process. Headquarters in Rwanda with over all operation in all of East Africa. How is the importation ease - customs and such, seeing that Rwanda is landlocked? Also, do you pay import duty to destination countries when selling goods to other east African countries that you have produced in Rwanda?
Hello Dr Harnet, I'm Rwandan and in a small business that needs few insights.I would really love to talk to you if that's possible with you?
Very interesting and enlightening perspective. Keep that flow coming
Thats Great much love from Uganda
I'd like to point out that despite Rwandas size, it is the 2nd most densely populated country in Africa. They're more people per square kilometer in Rwanda than anywhere else in mainland Africa which is important because Africa is huuuuuge
Amazing video. Soon i will travel Rwanda
True testimony and inspirational, Thanks Dr. Harnet
If Volkswagen is in Rwanda, which is a very small market, I'm pretty sure that they're relying on the entire East African market rather than just the Rwandan Market.
So if such a huge company could take the risk of venturing into such a very small market compared with market size that they're use to, then anyone with similar or smaller market size should feel comfortable takind the risk of venturing into a market as small as that of Rwanda
What's your view point on the ACFTA? When the Africa Free Trade is in full effect, it won't matter where you locate yourself on the continent.. you will have access to all African markets. ✊🏿🌍
Thanks Dr.Harnet
Dr Harnet I personally question that analysis, market size is not limited on people numbers ( it is the culture,the habits, the number of repetition of consumption, is your business rotation ratio ( offer/demand) frequent enough in any other country like Kenya??
Don't talk like a woman who sell potatoes in the market. Talk facts ,encourage thr market share as you mentioned but your approach on market size is wrong
We Indians are waiting for you Dr... Welcome to India
Thank you Zab Khan, very kind of you.
Thankyou Dr.. For your response, I have few quiries in starting business in DR CONGO, Please let me know how to approach
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Africans by nature are successful people when it come to business they only luck the technology and business sience and development and it can be achieved through training and teaching by saints.I know it gets deep.one love dr harnet. get the support you need.
Good morning from new York city nice video.
New sub. Love your objective insight on business and Africa. I am here to stay to get valuable information from you!
Wonderful to hear that, Doreen. A warm welcome to our online community!
Very easy on the eye yaz
What about Burundi .What do you think about Burundi for business aspects?
Do they have free movement of people and goods as in ECOWAS?
Yes indeed, Lamin. In fact, especially movement via road is much easier with far less checkpoints than they exist in the ECOWAS region.
HI DR Harnet Thank you for what you doing for all African. DR How is doing business in Ethiopia ?
but be aware of people's purchasing power in africa,very low.
How is mushroom agriculture business in Uganda it's profitable ?
I looked into this seriously once. You'd be better off growing and selling mushrooms in a country that has many restaurants and green grocers. Like Kenya. Though there's a lot of competition. The overhead is low. Many grocery stores run out of shrooms fast so the need is there, also selling directly to restaurants building relationships with chefs is important. Problem is mushrooms perish fast so its tough to export. Also, not many Africans know what the hell it is nor use it in their cuisine in spite of it being so healthy especially if you want to find a niche in gourmet shrooms like shitaake (common button shrooms competition is very high.) Good luck
If we want to buy an agricultural land in Rwanda so how much will it cost.. And can an outsider purchase a land in rawanda??
Excellent question! Let's get you started here: events.genndi.com/register/169105139238455351/4afea7e288
An enabling business environment- opportunity is can setting up e-commerce business thrive? It’s not about the local numbers it’s about the African numbers.
Just go where it suits you but Rwanda has it's own people who will support you
SADC Southern development Community has 353.9 million people In the region and it’s keep on growing. And they have some of the best infrastructures in Africa.
Hi, I want to start assembling business in Rwanda. How do I find a reliable factory manager?
@@dr.harnetsupport9398 can you please shot me an email concerning a phone conversation my email abambara@hotmail.com
Statistics show that Africa is the world's 2nd largest and 2nd most-populous continent, being behind Asia. As at 2016 estimates, Africa stood at 1.216 billion people compared to Asia's 4.4 billion. It therefore follows 1.2 billion is about the size of a potential market for any product if WE AFRICANS focus on continental integration! Alas, most African countries prefer existing as islands.
Just get Power Brothers and Sisters!.🤑
Selma I’m Eritrean living in USA specifically Minneapolis city I been thinking moving to Rwanda I only got $50K that I have been saving you thinking can make it ?? What is your thought,,,thanks ahead ,,,,,,
Great video. I just subscribed to your channel. If I may ask, what is your business?
Very nice
hi Dr.Harnet we are doing business of used medical equipmnet importing from Japan to Pakistan,is there any chance for same business that we can import to Rwanda or in any other African country ?
Thank you for your words
Thank you
Selamat haftey ,i am proud of u.may i have ur cell #.cheers.
If you want to start business with favoured market I can advise you to come in Uganda
What are your feelings on Botswana? I'm thinking of moving there, but I also looked at Ghana, Tanzania, and Namibia.
Robert. Botswana is a stable country both politically and economically. If based on the subject market based on population, it's a small market of 2million people. However the economic body it belongs to, SADC, is a market of over 200mill people. So that's your market.
@@lapengpropertyagentslapeng1439 Thanks for the quick reply
Dear Robert, you mentioned some of the best countries in regard to ease of doing business (just Tanzania could do better) and in regards to socio-economic & political stability. This goes a long way in Africa. Now choose the market that is best for your INDUSTRY.
Welcome to amazing Tanzania the land of peace and harmony..
Lapeng Property Agents Lapeng Property Agents Africa as a whole has a large population but the majority of the populace have no buying power,they are impoverished.so large numbers in Africa don't mean much.i come from a SADC country and my very educated brother's salary went unpaid for 3 months.
Amazing explanation
Problem is unemployment. Otherwise Rwanda is considered overpopulated. Nairobi alone has about 6M people which offsets the unemployment problem. It's jampacked here
That 2:05 you haved said it! 2021 has comes
Thank you very much for this information
Dr Harnet, what business are you doing?
Uzo, I run an Africa Business Training company, I lead Trade Missions on the ground in East and West Africa (my 11th trade mission coming up in a couple of weeks), and I invest in various industries.
@@dr.harnet466 what industries.
People want POWERED TEA which the get from india but takes ages..into europe
@@dr.harnet466
Are you an African
@@mosesaaron2273 she is African of course her father is from Eritrea
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Oh ! The Italian colony that betray the most high and wanted to take Ethiopia,
hello thanks for your videos DR. I would like to know if Rwanda is a good country to invest in clothing business like clothing stores ...
Yes, indeed, as Rwanda has put a total ban on 2nd hand clothing, which leaves a big gap.
L'independence TV Africa, Will you like to do business here in Ghana???
Kigali has about 3,000,000 million people
How to make money from your business without investment?
I am interested business in Uganda pls tell me which business is best because I want to start income immediately now which one is better agriculture business, leather business ,real estate ,silk agribusiness etc.
If you have a small amount of capital, I would start in agricultural production or in tourism. National tourism is a new trend in Uganda with a lot of gaps....
@@dr.harnet466 how much amount ? investment in Uganda than I started business now and pls give me your contact no first of all I am coming uganda in tourist visa and I search business when I started there than I come in Uganda with work visa .could you pls help me these whole project
@@dr.harnet466 if I started agribusiness/ tourism sector and which one is best & after how many days/ months I earned money with profits.and Uganda is safe ? no issues with outsiders businessman pls tell me.
Faisal Boxer it is better to visit and see for your self. Lots of options and opportunities can open up if you talk to the locals and see what is happening.
Thanks for suggestions but pls tell me what's type of opportunity .......
Nice
What z the estimatation cost starting business in Rwanda taxation etc? Plz analys for u.
Business registration cost is free. Your start up cost then depends on the kind and size of business you seek to start. You can certainly start on a shoestring budget with the right strategy. Income tax is 30%.
What about agribusiness land and other infrastructure z suitable.thanks inadvace.
Would you say its better than the West African trade region in terms of barriers?
DR Congo , big cauntry
Kigali's population is not under 1 m, it is now close to 1.5
I love you thanks