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Shipping: Hapag-Lloyd is opening a Kigali office to serve Rwanda and Burundi, bringing the shipping line closer to local customers and strengthening links to its global network. Investment: AU Chair Évariste Ndayishimiye is backing the Alamein platform, which aims to channel capital into African projects and SMEs. Plans include a financing mechanism by mid-2027; Ndayishimiye says security and more value-added production are vital to attracting investment. Finance: The African Union has launched the Africa Credit Rating Agency, seeking to add an Africa-focused perspective to sovereign and corporate risk assessments amid rising debt-servicing costs. Lake Trade: Tanzania’s refurbished MV Liemba has resumed voyages after an eight-year suspension. Once services expand to ports across Lake Tanganyika, the vessel could support trade and business links with Burundi and other neighbouring countries.

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Jun. 24, 2026

Dr. Shanequa E. Wilson to receive iChange Nations award in Nairobi

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