Rwanda is the first African country to receive $109.4 million in emergency coronavirus funding from the International Monetary Fund(IMF). The loan, which comes under the Rapid Credit Facility, will help alleviate pressure on trade, tourism, and foreign exchange reserves while enabling greater health spending, the IMF announcement said. Has your country announced an emergency coronavirus funding plans yet?
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