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 Joan Mbabazi
Joan Mbabazi
Parents and guardians who are considering enrolling their children at Ntare Louisenlund School tour the campus  in Nyamata, Bugesera District, on June 8. Photos by Craish Bahizi
PHOTOS: Ntare school gives prospective students, parents special pre-opening campus tour
Dr Eric Remera, the manager of the division in charge of research, innovation, and data sciences at Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC). file
Health
How local research plays crucial role in tackling Rwanda’s health issues
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[FEATURED] Psoriasis: An incurable condition that lacks awareness, research in Rwanda
Although Viral Hepatitis C (HCV) has claimed several lives and has no effective vaccine, it can be treated and cured. Rwanda has established interventions to eliminate the infection.
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FEATURED: From screening to treatment: Rwanda’s strategy towards Hepatitis C elimination
Panelists during Solid Minds' mental health workshop on May 31, in Kigali. Photos by Christianne Murengerantwari.
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How to tackle mental health at work, school
The weeklong campaign was aimed to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and empower women and girls to prioritize their menstrual health for better well-being, concluded on May 28 . All photos by Craish Bahizi
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FEATURED: AHF, partners on campaign to lessen stigma, empower women, girls in menstrual hygiene management
The official launch of the obstetrics and gynaecology (OBGYN) residency training program took place at Rwamagana Level Two Teaching Hospital on Friday, May 24. Courtesy
Health
OB-GYN residency training set to enhance maternal, child healthcare
A group of singers during their performance during the campaign to raise awareness of menstrual hygiene, and curb stigma around it on Tuesday, May 21. Dan Gatsinzi
Women
Why menstrual hygiene is more than access to sanitary products
Delegates follow a panel discussion during the Health Research and Policy Conference in Kigali on Monday, May 20.  Emmanuel Dushimimana
Health
Experts explore strategies for building ecosystem responsive to Rwanda’s unique health needs
Students reading books in the Library at Groupe Scolaire Kimisange in Kigali. Photo by Dan Gatsinzi
Education
Writers weigh in on Rwanda’s reading culture
Jourmalists during a story coverage at Rwanda Investigation Bureau headquarters in Kigali on may 17 2019. File
Environment
World Press Freedom Day: What are the gaps in environmental reporting?
Officials meet women who attended a cervical cancer screening pilot project launch in Ngoma District on Tuesday, April 30. Photo: Courtesy
Health
Ngoma District: New project seeks more coverage in cervical cancer prevention
Dr Daniel Ngamije the Director of WHO Global Malaria Program delivers his remarks during the 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference in Kigali on Friday April 26. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Health
Inside USAID Tubeho’s drive to improve maternal and child healthcare services
A health worker during indoor residual spraying exercise in Bugesera. Photo by Craish Bahizi
Health
Malaria: How is Rwanda handling insecticide resistance?
A health worker carries out indoor residual spraying in Bugesera District. According to Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC), Malaria cases in the country dropped by 88 per cent as of 2023. Photo: File.
Health
Rwanda: Malaria cases down by 88% in 2023
The most common scorpion in Rwanda is the Hemiscorpius lepturus, known for its potent venom. Courtesy
Health
Explainer: 11 things to know about scorpions
Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) has alerted residents about scorpions in their houses, compounds, and environments. Internet
Health
RBC urges Rwandans to be vigilant about scorpions
Youth touring the memorial centre as they learn more about the Genocide against the Tutsi. Photo by Craish Bahizi
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Where youth can find information about the Genocide

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