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The Shield and the Tightrope: Rwanda’s Rwf 7.8T Budget Formula

When Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Yusuf Murangwa unveiled the Rwf 7,796.3 billion national budget for the 2026/27 fiscal year, the announcement marked a defining moment in geostrategic economic planning. Representing a deliberate 12% expansion over the previous year's revised targets, this fiscal roadmap serves as the launchpad for the Second National Strategy for Transformation (NST2: 2024–2029).

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The Washington Mineral deal baptized with the blood of Banyamulenge

As the Trump administration doubles down on its "Minerals-for-Peace" strategy, a stark reality is emerging from the High Plateaus of South Kivu: the very minerals intended to secure the American tech future are being extracted from a zone of state-sponsored extermination. While the December 2025 "Washington Accords" promised stability, they have instead provided a diplomatic shield for a regime in Kinshasa that is now being labeled a "dictatorship of exclusion."

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DRC Plunder: The Washington Mineral deal compromised

Special Report: The Tshisekedi “Sprint”—How the DRC’s New Elite Outpaced the Kleptocrats of the Past. Under international money-laundering investigation, the Clan has ignited a calculated chaos—integrating genocidaire militias and weaponizing xenophobia as a strategic smoke screen operation.

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Kigali Fintech Forum 26: A Tectonic Shift

In the bustling heart of the Kigali Convention Centre, the air hummed with a specific kind of electricity that usually precedes a tectonic shift in industry. Between March 10th and 12th, 2026, the Inclusive Fintech Forum (IFF) was not merely a series of speeches; it was a high-stakes "war room" designed to dismantle the silos of Africa’s digital economy.

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DRC: The Black Hole of Justice

In a searing, no-holds-barred interview with Claude Ndahiriwe of Tech-Biz.Today, Me Bernard Maingain—a prominent attorney at the Brussels Bar and the International Criminal Court—exposes what he describes as ongoing genocidal processes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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