Private equity financing can help solve the lack of growth of small and medium-sized enterprises in Rwanda.
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Rwanda reached its yearly projected investment amount after only six months.
East African bloc struggled to draw investment from foreign units.
The country of Rwanda has no plans to go back into the sovereign debt market after its successful debut last April.
India's Bharti Airtel (BRTI.BO) said on Sunday it would roll out 3G services in Rwanda in the next quarter and reiterated plans to invest $100 million in the central African country.
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