Rwanda’s Agaciro Fund is betting on strategic investments and self-reliance to grow its assets from $400 million to $1 billion.
By
Jackson Mutinda
Lead Editor
Nation Media Group
The CEO of Agaciro Development Fund, Ulrich Kayinamura, speaks to Jackson Mutinda about the agency’s work, plans and achievements across various sectors and countries.
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