Merchants who do businesses in Kimironko Market have reflected on new prices for goods imposed by the government of Rwanda and said that they have started following them.
Merchants who do businesses in Kimironko Market has reflected on new prices imposed by Rwandan government for goods and said that they have started following the new prices on goods, including rice, sugar, and kawunga (maize flour).
They talked about cons and pros of the imposed and said that they have started following directives of the new prices on goods.
Fiston Nyirigira who is a wholesaler and retailer of rice and Kawunga (Maize flour) in the market said that they have started following the new prices but implementing the new prices to the imported rice has been challenging, though.
The wholesaler said, “we have started following the new prices but it is still burdening for the imported rice," (trans). The imported rice include rice from Thailand, rice from Pakistan, rice from India and from Tanzania.
He added that rice that are being sold very much are rice from Rwanda, including Gikondo rice, Kigori rice, Lacky rice, and so on.
A few weeks ago, the government of Rwanda imposed new prices on goods, which include rice, maize flour, sugar, and so on, such that the prices were cut down, but arranged supports for wholesalers and retailers who purchased big volume of commodities before, including VAT reimbursements for commodities purchased on EMB machine.
Wholesalers and retailers in Kimironko Market have started following new prices imposed by the government of Rwanda on goods and for those who purchased a big volume by EMB will get reimbursement on VA. 
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