WIRE — Rwanda's inflation rose to 14.5% in July 2026, as households faced higher costs for transport, housing, energy and food. The National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda said consumer prices were 14.5% higher than in July 2025, with some of the sharpest increases recorded in essential goods and services. Transport costs jumped 24.2% year-on-year, while housing, The post Rwanda's Inflation Climbs to 14.5% as Transport, Housing and Food Prices Surge appeared first on Taarifa Rwanda:.
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