Rwanda marks Labour Day 2026 focusing on jobs, skills and economic resilience.
May 1, 2026
Labour Day 2026 highlights progress in employment and economic transformation nationwide.
Labour Day 2026 highlights progress in employment and economic transformation nationwide.
Child safety drives Rwanda’s proposed social media guidelines aimed at healthier and more secure digital experiences
Rwanda reinforces workplace safety commitment, promoting employee well-being, productivity, and sustainable economic growth nationwide.
New approval offers strong hope in global fight against malaria affecting newborns.
New agreements aim to deepen collaboration and improve regional development between Rwanda and Uganda.
The management of Karex, the world’s largest condom producer, has announced a 30% price increase due to shortages of raw materials caused by the ongoing war between the United States and Iran.
On April 21, 2026, President Kagame received Prof. Janabi, who was accompanied by WHO’s Representative in Rwanda, Dr. Brian Chirombo.
African leaders and global health stakeholders will gather in Accra from May 6–8, 2026, for the 2nd Africa Health Workforce Investment Forum, aimed at turning commitments into action to address critical shortages of health workers and strengthen health systems across the continent.
Ghana leads France’s digital health rollout, showcasing strong capability, innovation, and healthcare transformation readiness.
In China, eldercare, which has long been a family responsibility, is shifting to a more structured network of support that involves both the state and society at large, thanks to the expansion of long-term care insurance
