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 Joan Mbabazi
Joan Mbabazi
International Crane Foundation officially launched its Rwanda office in Kigali on Thursday, May 15.Photos by Craish Bahizi
International Crane Foundation opens Rwanda office
Medics during a mass test of non-communicable deseases during Car-Free-Day mass sports. Excessive salt consumption is putting millions of lives at risk, nutrition experts have warned. Craish Bahizi
Health
Excess salt linked to high blood pressure, kidney failure, cancer
Dr Claude Muvunyi, the Director General of the Rwanda Biomedical Centre speaks at the event. Courtesy
Health
Rwanda rolls out five-year plan to combat drug resistance
Delphine Uwera, the overall winner of the competition awarded cash prizes and entry into a six-month business incubation programme at the UNILAK campus in Kigali  on Friday, May 9. Courtesy
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UNILAK students win agribusiness pitch competition
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Religion
What you need to know about Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV waves at the crowds gathered at St Peter’s Square in the Vatican after he was unveiled on Thursday, May 8. Born Robert Francis Prevost, Pope Leo XIV the first pontiff from the United States.
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Rwandan church welcomes Pope Leo XIV with joy, surprise
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Religion
New Pope Leo XIV is from USA
The Sistine Chapel chimney in the Vatican released a plume of black smoke around 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 7, signaling that the first vote of the papal conclave ended without a decision
Religion
Black Smoke: No pope elected on first day of conclave in Vatican
Behind the chapel’s closed doors, 133 eligible cardinals began to cast their first ballots to choose the successor to Pope Francis.
Religion
When to expect a new pope? A look at the shortest and longest conclaves
Doctors during an operation at Masaka Hospital in Kigali. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health
10 key things to know about Rwanda’s new health services bill
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Religion
Election of new pope gets underway
Mobile phone signals across the Vatican will be deactivated from 3 p.m. on Wednesday, May 7, as 133 Catholic cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel to begin the secretive conclave to elect a new pontiff.
Religion
Vatican to cut mobile signals ahead of Wednesday's conclave
A new pope to replace Pope Francis will be elected on Wednesday, May 7
Religion
Election of new Pope due Wednesday, but why do pontiffs adopt new names?
Officials and participants pose for a group photo as the University of Rwanda  and the National Council for Science and Technology launched a new project to boost research and innovation across the country. Kellya Kez
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FEATURED: Rwanda launches project to boost innovation, strengthen research collaboration
Cardinal Antoine Kambanda during a past interview with The New Times. Photo by Willy Mucyo
Religion
What Cardinal Kambanda’s participation in the papal conclave means for Rwanda
Cardinal Antoine Kambanda, the Archbishop of Kigali, will participate in the papal conclave to elect a new Pope. Courtesy
Religion
Cardinal Kambanda to join conclave to elect new Pope: How long could it take?
Rwanda marked World Malaria Day on Friday, April 25, with a national event in Ndera Sector, Gasabo District. Courtesy
Health
Rwanda launches new malaria surveillance, treatment programmes
Alexandre Mugwaneza was referred to a doctor at Rwanda Cancer Centre (RCC) at Rwanda Military Referral and Teaching Hospital, in Kanombe, where he began treatment in January 2021.
Health
Men over 45: ‘Even if you feel fine, get screened since early prostate cancer detection can save your life’ – medic

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