Africa
Rwanda is presented here as a historical economic dossier rather than a flat stat sheet: long-run macro cycles, public balance-sheet pressure, market depth, external buffers, and the events that likely bent the curve.
A tighter current-state read before dropping into the long historical charts.
The timeline is where macro numbers meet story: crises, wars, policy shifts, trade deals, and other shocks connected to Rwanda.
Attempted to end the Rwandan Civil War.
Mass slaughter of the Tutsi population.
The Second Congo War, sometimes called 'Africa's World War,' began as Rwanda and Uganda backed rebels against Laurent Kabila's government, eventually involving nine African nations. The conflict ultimately killed an estimated 5 million people through fighting and famine.
Community courts to address the genocide, promoting reconciliation and justice.