Rwanda strengthens malaria surveillance through nationwide microscopy training
May 11, 2026
RBC and the Gates Foundation reinforce Rwanda’s malaria control efforts through advanced laboratory capacity building.
RBC and the Gates Foundation reinforce Rwanda’s malaria control efforts through advanced laboratory capacity building.
It was announced by the United States health agency, NNS, which also confirmed that all 17 American passengers from the ship were flown back to the United States for further medical monitoring and treatment.
According to Assinapol Ndereyimana, coordinator of the horticulture program at RAB, trials for the new grape varieties began in May 2022.
Remarks by Donald Trump rejecting Iran’s response to a ceasefire proposal sent by Washington have further escalated tensions between the two countries.
The first group of Spanish nationals aboard a cruise ship stranded near Spain’s Canary Islands, close to Cape Verde, due to a Hantavirus outbreak has arrived in Madrid.
Kenya and France hope for economic and political gains from the summit.
African universities increasing AI use, but adoption still limited in student support and research.
Daily bus ridership has risen from 180,000 to 230,000 as Rwanda continues encouraging citizens to use public transport amid rising fuel prices.
Students demonstrate technical skills and innovation in Rwanda Polytechnic Skills Challenge.
Dual TVET discussions highlight Rwanda’s commitment to skills development, innovation, and youth employment opportunities.
