- Rwanda’s inflation reached 8.3% by June, more than double the average in neighbouring East African countries
- Drought-hit food supplies, weak currency and rising fuel costs are fuelling price hikes
KIGALI, RWANDA – Rwanda’s inflation surged to 8.3% by the end of June 2025 – more than double the average of its East African neighbours – driven by drought-related food shortages, a weakening currency, and increased fuel and tax costs, officials say.
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