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Rwanda: Eswatini Borrows Rwanda's Best Practices in e-Governance

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[New Times] In a move aimed at increasing transparency and accountability, the Kingdom of Eswatini's Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Government of Rwanda, on November 2 presented Financial Management Systems (IFIMIS) and e-government procurement projects to its stakeholders within the government.

Source: allAfrica.com

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