We expect a fall in agricultural commodity prices and a reduction in aid flows to lead to slower growth in Rwanda over the next couple of years. Nevertheless, increasing foreign direct investment into the natural resource sector and strong household consumption growth mean that the economy should still be among the region’s best performers.
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