Rwanda Announced Trial of Malaria Injection That Could Protect for Three Months

Rwanda has announced a clinical trial of an experimental injection that could protect people against malaria for up to three months, with researchers in Kigali set to assess its safety and how long the medicine…

PM Nsengiyumva linked small businesses to jobs for East African youth

Prime Minister Dr Justin Nsengiyumva said small businesses create jobs and open opportunities for young people…

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Sweating: What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You

It is something we all experience, whether we are walking under the hot sun, exercising, feeling…

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Rwanda Said Its Doors Will Remain Open to Migrants and Asylum Seekers

Rwanda has said it will continue welcoming people seeking safety and better opportunities, while calling for…

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A Habit Many People Ignore but That Can Protect Their Health

Washing your hands may seem like one of the simplest things you do every day, but…

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Three Things That Help Keep a Marriage Strong Beyond Love

Love may bring two people together, but keeping a marriage healthy over the years requires more…

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What Does It Really Mean to Be a Feminist?

The word “feminist” is one that many people have heard, but not everyone understands in the…

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President Kagame and Jamaica’s Prime Minister Explored Trade and Investment Opportunities

President Paul Kagame and Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness discussed opportunities to expand trade, investment and…

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Togolese Economist Kako Nubukpo Endorsed Mushikiwabo’s Bid for Third OIF Term

Togolese economist Kako Nubukpo endorsed Louise Mushikiwabo’s bid for a third term as Secretary-General of the…

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President Kagame Called for a Fairer Look at Investment in Developing Countries

President Paul Kagame called for a fairer look at investment in developing countries, saying assumptions about…

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