EXPERT ANALYSIS: Uganda lost more than USD600mn in export earnings from Rwanda while Rwanda lost over USD61mn. What will it take to restore the lost business and social ties?

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This morning, January 28th 2022 at exactly 1:02 AM, Rwanda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation announced that the Rwandan Government would re-open the Gatuna border post between Rwanda and Uganda from 31st January 2022. This is after nearly 3 years since the border was closed in February 2019. The Rwanda government said that the reopening follows the visit to Rwanda

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EXPERT ANALYSIS: Uganda lost more than USD600mn in export earnings from Rwanda while Rwanda lost over USD61mn. What will it take to restore the lost business and social ties?

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