Rwanda: Unequal Distribution of National Investment at the Center of Slower Economic Growth of Rural Areas

Let us face it: there is more than leadership and management skills for any economy to perform well. Any economy needs money to grow. In  small economy like a typical Rwandan rural district; I am thinking of Gisagara and Ngororero, there is not always enough market-generated money for running the institutions let alone bolstering the economic growth. Usually, this is where the national investments are needed, especially for infrastructure. Again, in the case of a Rwandan district, these are the types of external investment from the central government or the FDIs (Foreign Direct Investment) directed to those districts. However, the rural districts; especially those in the Southern province, are not getting a fair share