I believe it is what I think it is… Public Procurement for #Innovation … @RwandaICT and the entire Innovation ecosystem we have a winner of the year… hagati aho congratulations to @Umurung_i
The unwarranted hit job on Rwanda’s partnership with BAL by @Markfwespn of @espn is futile. #RwandaWorks#AfriCan
The “Sports-washing” brigade is swimming against the tide: The NBA is just one of the global sporting brands who have come to see that there’s a world beyond the West. For them, Africa offers huge growth potential – both in terms of revenue and fans – and it’s also an opportunity for them to contribute to our development. And also for the sheer joy of sport, that brings people together. It’s a win-win.
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New inscription on the @UNESCO#WorldHeritage List: Nyungwe National Park, in #Rwanda 🇷🇼. Congratulations! 👏👏👏
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UNVEILING RWANDA 2023: 10 Irresistible Reasons You Must Experience before the end of 2023 by #VisitRwanda@visitrwanda_now .
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Reason No. 1 is that they have the COOLEST & MOST FRIENDLY President .
Having in front of me hundreds of pitch decks from Rwandan startups and investor comments on each, the single biggest challenge for our ecosystem is - consistent traction, not the profile of the founders.
While recent tax reforms are helpful to all businesses, we need special incentives for locals to buy from startups.
Waiving VAT when purchasing from a youth-led startup could be a great way to start.
Startups can play a critical role in driving innovation, and job creation, and fundraising is essential to their growth, particularly in their early stages.
By creating an enabling environment for investors to put money into these young ventures, we can stimulate economic growth and promote a more vibrant and diverse economy, which enables a wider tax base.
- A personal opinion.
"Remember-Unite-Renew," encourages us to remember the lives lost, unite to prevent such atrocities from happening again, and renew our commitment to promoting peace, reconciliation, and unity. #kwibuka29#Rwanda#GenocideAgainstTutsi94
Great opportunity to improve internet coverage in remote areas. Before late, kids in a little remote village will have the same opportunity as the one in New York?
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Governments across Africa are continuously investing in e-Government procurement systems. But most are failing to plan adequately for this key reform in public procurement. Read more on the challenges and solutions on the link below...
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We wish a Merry Christmas to our clients, staff, partners and followers. You made us resilient. All the best wishes for next year.
#rwot#MerryChristmas2022
While working with the Open Contracting Partnership on research - https://t.co/3S9IXekkud to investigate and spell out what makes e-Government Procurement (e-GP) systems implementation in Africa don't fully realise the e-GP promise. One issue that was uncovered is ...
Advance payments to SMEs on public procurement contracts, among others can provide so much needed breath and fast growth to SMEs and startups and job creation.
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#rwot For all interested in e-GP implementation success, this report is packed with lessons learnt, recommendations, and tools that you should need to get started and adjust to your local context and needs. A blueprint to maximise your success. @evolve_limited#eprocurement
What can e-GP implementation teams and their development partners do to fulfill the promise of e-procurement reforms in Africa?
Check out the findings from our latest research: https://t.co/H9VGpEUIN2 #eGP#PublicProcurement#OpenContracting#Africa#Procurement#OpenData
On who has the best implementation in Africa: It's hard to compare as they started at different times but Rwanda is advanced because more entities use the system. Some have better foundations now like Uganda, & Nigeria started last year & are already publishing data - @migarich