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<p>In 2013, President Paul Kagame launched the first phase of the Kigali Special economic zone, the facility&#8217;s main objective being to attract more foreign direct investment, job creation and growth in Rwandan exports. To better understand the contribution thus far, CNBC Africa spoke to Rwanda Development Board&#8217;s CEO, Clare Akamanzi.<br />
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RDB CEO Clare Akamanzi on the Special Economic Zones

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<p>With the global alcoholic beverage market expected to reach $1,594 billion by 2020, CNBC Africa&#8217;s Michael Mugisha seeks to understand how this sector has fared for the past 8 years since premium liquor brands started producing in Rwanda.<br />
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Investment opportunities in Rwanda’s Spirits Industry

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<p>According to the World Bank doing business report, Rwanda maintained 2nd best place to do business in Africa. This is most on the back of the ease in registering property, dealing with construction permits, enforcing contracts, paying contracts to mention but a few. This has seen a significant number of businesses open up in the country and one of them is Rwanda Motorcycle Company which has a plan to assemble to over 15 to 20,000 motorcycles annually by 2018.</p>


Rwanda Motorcycle Company plans to assemble 20,000 motorcycles annually by 2018

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<p>Start-up accelerators have positive additions to start-up businesses worldwide, for the case of Rwanda, this goes beyond help with access to finance to advisory and personalised assistance and also acting as a network or passage to other international markets.</p>


Doing Business in Rwanda

RDB CEO Clare Akamanzi on the Special Economic Zones

Investment opportunities in Rwanda’s Spirits Industry

Rwanda Motorcycle Company plans to assemble 20,000 motorcycles annually by 2018

Role of start-up accelerators in empowering Rwanda’s entrepreneurs

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Doing Business in Rwanda

RDB CEO Clare Akamanzi on the Special Economic Zones

Investment opportunities in Rwanda’s Spirits Industry

Rwanda Motorcycle Company plans to assemble 20,000 motorcycles annually by 2018

Role of start-up accelerators in empowering Rwanda’s entrepreneurs

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