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 Joan Mbabazi
Joan Mbabazi
More than 60,000 pilgrims are expected to gather in Kibeho, for the celebration of the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Nyaruguru District, on Saturday. Sam Ngendahimana
Religion
Over 60,000 pilgrims expected in Kibeho for Assumption Day
Officials launch a campaign during the annual high-level national stakeholders’ advocacy meeting on prevention and control of NTDs and WASH integration. Courtesy
Health
Renewed call to tackle neglected tropical diseases from grassroots
Dr Jean de Dieu Nsanzimana was among the first to respond when Roni Moshe suffered cardiac arrest at the hospital in Tel Aviv in July. Courtesy
Career
Rwandan surgeon saves life of Israeli man who suffered cardiac arrest
Health Minister Dr Sabin Nsanzimana interacts with doctors at the University Teaching Hospital of Butare (CHUB).
Health
CHUB: How new cancer centre is bringing care closer to patients
Students pose for a group photo during an awareness campaign on bilharzia and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). File
Health
Rwanda rolls out five-year strategy to fight neglected tropical diseases
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Health
Rwandans back crackdown on illicit alcohol
The biotechnology company said on Tuesday, August 4, that the first volunteers in Canada had received the vaccine, known as mRNA-1469
Health
First human trial begins for Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine
Minister of Health Dr Sabin Nsanzimana addresses artistes and stakeholders in Music industry on the effect of alcohol on Tuesday, August 5. Craish BAHIZI
Health
Experts explain how illicit alcohol causes blindness, organ damage
Women breastfeed their children during a breastfeeding campaign in Nyamasheke District. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health
Why breastfeeding needs family support, not just mothers
The World Health Organization (WHO) says no level of alcohol consumption is entirely risk-free, noting that even low levels of drinking can harm health. Net photo
Health
Psychiatrist urges moderation as alcohol misuse raises health risks
According to RBC, Rwanda aims to reduce maternal mortality from 149 deaths per 100,000 live births, recorded at the end of 2025, to fewer than 60 deaths per 100,000 live births by 2029. Courtesy
Women
Why maternal deaths remain a challenge
Health workers conduct hepatitis  screening during the ongoing Rwanda's viral hepatitis elimination campaign. Photos by Kellya Keza
Health
Hepatitis: Rwanda shifts screening focus to high-risk groups
Some patients wait for services at Masaka Hospital on n October 13, 2022. More older Rwandans are seeking medical care for memory loss. Photo by Craish BAHIZI
Health
More older Rwandans seek care for memory problems linked to dementia
Dr Emmanuel Nshimiyumuremyi screening a pregnant woman. File
Health
Why eight prenatal visits matter for mothers and babies
Dancing allows youngsters to be confident, have discipline and can be a source of income.
Education
Holiday skills: How learners can turn their break into a time of growth
Delegates during the inaugural Paul Farmer Butaro Dialogues on Health Equity and Innovation on Wednesday, July 22. Courtesy
Health
Paul Farmer remembered for expanding healthcare in Rwanda
Dr Eulade Rugengamanzi, a clinical oncologist and Director General of Butaro Level II Teaching Hospital
Health
Oncologist warns of rising stomach cancer in young people
Graduates celebrate their achievements during ceremony in BK Arena on May 9, 2024. File
Career
Why top grades no longer guarantee jobs

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