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Dear Editor
I hope you’re well.
I’m reaching out to share a powerful story on a development gaining significant traction in Africa’s financial sector: Rwanda’s rapid emergence as one of the continent’s most competitive domiciles for investment vehicles.
At a high-level breakfast discussion during Norrsken Africa Week, senior figures from KIFC, the Collaborative for Fund Domiciliation in Africa, MEDA, and the Mastercard Foundation Africa Growth Fund highlighted how Rwanda’s reform-driven environment, including new regulatory instruments, expanded DTAs, and investor-friendly tax incentives, is reshaping where and how Africa-focused funds choose to operate.
What emerged was a clear message:
- Rwanda is becoming the go-to home for Africa-focused fundsoffering stability, clarity, and a modern financial ecosystem.
- A 3% tax rate for fund managers, 0% Capital Gains Tax, and a new CMA directive allowing hard-currency investmentsare changing the game.
- Leaders like Hortense Mudenge and Jeff Tembasay Rwanda is proving what intentional reform backed by strong partnerships can unlock for inclusive finance across the continent.
The full press release is attached below. We would be happy to facilitate interviews with key spokespeople or provide additional information to support your coverage.
I look forward to your consideration.
Kind regards,
thanduxolo@africacommunicationsgroup.com
Rwanda’s Rise as Africa’s Next Major Fund Domicile – Press Release
