MWIZERWA J. Claude

Nyakubahwa Perezida wa Repubulika @PaulKagame , mbashimiye cyane ku cyizere mwangiriye, mu nshingano nshya mwampaye nk’Umuyobozi Mukuru wungirije muri @statisticsRW. Mbijeje kuzikorana umurava n’ubwitange nkuko mubidutoza.

📢#ComingSoon...: The official dissemination of EICV7, #Rwanda's key survey on household living conditions! From poverty to education, health, infrastructure, and housing, get ready for fresh insights into national well-being. While we count down🔄, let’s revisit some key indicators from previous EICVs, as highlighted in the posters below. #EICV7 #RwandaStatistics @ivanmurenzi

Abahinzi baganira n'abakozi bacu, ku ngingo ijyanye n'ubuhinzi: imbuto, ifumbire, imiti yica udukoko byakoreshejwe gute? Umusaruro barawubona bate muri iki gihembwe? Hari imbogamizi? Ni mu Bushakashatsi ku Buhinzi, igihembwe cya 2025 A. Raporo ikazasohoka muri Gicurasi 2025.

In Q3 2023, #Rwanda’s GDP growth was 7.5%, Services grew by 9%, industry 14% and agriculture 3%.@RwandaFinance @yusuf_murangwa @ivanmurenzi

In Q3 2023, GDP at current market prices was Frw 4,249 billion, Services contributed 46% to GDP, Agriculture 25%, Industry 21%. @RwandaFinance @yusuf_murangwa @JClaude_Mw @ivanmurenzi

In 2021, Agriculture grew by 6%, Industry 13%, Services 12% @statisticsRW @RwandaFinance @yusuf_murangwa @ivanmurenzi @JClaude_Mw @TugirimanaP

In 2021, most sectors recovered beyond their pre covid-19 levels apart from export crops, mining, hotels and restaurant, transports and support services that rely on tourism. #RwandaGDP2021 @statisticsRW @RwandaFinance @JClaude_Mw @TugirimanaP

@statisticsRW GDP growth in 2021 is 10.9% following a decrease of 3.4% in 2020. @yusuf_murangwa @RwandaFinance @JClaude_Mw

Economic recovery: Rwanda's GDP growth in the first Quarter 2021 was 3.5% compared to Q1 2020, driven by Agriculture and Industry sectors: Agriculture production grew at 7%, industry grew at 10%, while Services sector grew at 0%. Details @ statistics.gov.rw.

@statisticsRW releases 2020 #GDP growth: -3.4%; Q1: 3.7%; Q2: -12.4%; Q3:-3.6%; Q4: -0.6% @RwandaFinance @yusuf_murangwa @ivanmurenzi

@statisticsRW most affected sectors by COVID 19 are: Hotels & Restaurants: -40%; Education -28%; Transport -12%. However, Information & Communication technology & Health Sector grew by 29% & 16% respectively. statistics.gov.rw/publication/gd… @yusuf_murangwa @RwandaFinance @ivanmurenzi

#BREAKING #Rwanda's economy grew by 8.6% in 2018, exceeding initial expectations. Growth by sectors: Agriculture 6%, Industry 10%, Services 9%.

Happening now : #EICV5 being disseminated #Rwanda #Poverty @yusuf_murangwa @undagijimana @RwandaFinance

In Q2 of 2018, #GDP growth was 6.7% driven by #Agriculture which grew by 6% #Industry 10% and #Services by 5% @statisticsRW

#DidyouKnow enrolment in education has steadily increased in #Africa, but technical & vocational training opportunities remain limited and youth unemployment is high. We are working towards changing that. This is our #Jobs4Youth Strategy 👉🏿bit.ly/2M7tatn

@statisticsRW @yusuf_murangwa says " we continue to deliver the expectations @DlaminiZuma @DpmeOfficial @LungiMtshali @ivanmurenzi

@statisticsRW DG: @yusuf_murangwa: In this quarter, GDP growth was 10.6% where #Agriculture grew by 8% #Industry by 7% and #Services by 12% @ivanmurenzi @rbarwanda @Musteff @TugirimanaP @DavidNKUSI

DG @yusuf_murangwa: In 2017, estimates calculated in 2014 prices shows that GDP was 6.1 percent higher in real terms compared to 2016 #GDP2017

Coming up: The National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda will today at 12:30 pm release Quarter 4 GDP figures as well as growth numbers for 2017. Follow @statisticsRW and @RwandaFinance for details #GDP2017

Rwanda is ranked 2nd in Africa, after Mauritius 🇲🇺 and 41st worldwide in overall data openness and coverage. @statisticsRW odin.opendatawatch.com/Downloads/othe… twitter.com/opendatawatch/…