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Impact of Rwanda, Arsenal tourism partnership deal on region

By CNBC Africa
02 June 2018   |   11:00 am
Rwanda Development Board recently signed an agreement with Arsenal making the country the official tourism partner for the next three years. How do other powerhouses in the region read into such a bold move?

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