International Journal of Research & Review (www.ijrrjournal.com) 36 Vol.5; Issue: 5; May 2018 International Journal of Research and Review www.ijrrjournal.com E-ISSN: 2349-9788; P-ISSN: 2454-2237 Research Paper Modelling Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Factors on Economic Growth in Rwanda Using Multiple Regression Model Valentine Tuyisabe, Dr. Joseph K. Mung’atu, Dr. Marcel Ndengo Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya Corresponding Author: Valentine Tuyisabe ABSTRACT The information and communication technology (ICT) has been accelerated dramatically over the past decade. Increased ICT production and use has the potential to influence economic growth. This research focuses on the linkage between ICT factors (e-commerce, e-health and mobile banking) to economic growth in Rwanda and we summarize the findings and the literature on the contribution of ICT to economic growth. In this research it was attempted to show statistically the influence of electronic commerce (e-commerce), e-health and mobile banking on economic growth at country level, since theses ICT factors promotes consumption, investment, savings, education and so on. Multiple regression model was used to examine the relationship between economic growth and ICT factors (mobile banking, e-commerce and e-health). The research for influence of ICT factors to economic growth in Rwanda, found that mobile banking adherence and e-health are statistically significant to economic growth and e-commerce is not statistically significant. The researcher approved that the predicted economic growth= 1.805+0.318 mobile banking-0.018 e-commerce- 0.286e-health as the results from sample taken. Key words: ICT, economic growth, mobile banking, e-commerce, e-health INTRODUCTION Today the trend of ICT development is gaining larger influence over countries’ development and growth. The worldwide development of information and communication technology (ICT) has accelerated dramatically over the past decade, spurred by an increasingly global economy. Technological advances and increased competition have led to falling prices for ICT goods and services, and that has provided a strong incentive to replace other forms of capital and labor with information technology equipment (Jorgenson, 2001). In today’s world economy, technology is a key factor that has a strong impact on economic growth both in short and long term. Thus, economists have become accustomed to associate long term economic growth with technological progress (Mokyr, 2005). Most of Africa is underdeveloped and lacks many of the resources that other parts of the world have access to. One of the main resources Africa lacks access to the Internet, which is driving a large portion of today’s economy. However, the government of Rwanda understands the direction of the global economy and believes the current situation in Rwanda presents an opportunity to become the leaders of the knowledge-