Every other thing happened to close in a way or another in the last five months since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Rwanda, but markets selling food …
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The Ministry of Local Government(Minaloc) has announced lift from total COVID-19 lockdown of several cells of the country where movements were restricted to control the spread of the pandemic. According …
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The most awaited cabinet decision about schools reopening has been made; Schools will remain closed to allow sufficient time for further health assessment and thorough preparedness for the resumption of …
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There were 101 new COVID-19 cases on June 29 and none thought that there could be any number close to that going forward since numbers went reducing on a daily …
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Rwanda has registered the 8th victim of COVID-19, a situation that may suggest that the general public should bear in mind that the pandemic is becoming even severer. The victim …
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Rwanda has registered one of the biggest numbers of COVID-19 recoveries with 86 patients being discharged on Tuesday. This reduced the number of active cases to 686 and the total …
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In 2006, he tried to join the army in Uganda but he failed, he had earlier on tried cattle business and failed. He tried to venture into mining and agriculture …
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Rwanda has registered the seventh COVID-19 victim, a-77-year-old man, the ministry of Health has said. “Condolences to the family of a 77-year-old man who passed away in Kigali,” reads the …
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Rwanda has registered the sixth death of COVID-19 since the pandemic outbreak on March 14,2020. A victim is a man aged 51 years old from Kigali. “Condolences to the family …
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Rwanda has confirmed 17 new COVID-19 cases bringing the total confirmed cases to 2,128. The cases of August 7 include 12 from Rubavu who are “returning residents isolated upon arrival,” …
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The Rugerero COVID-19 treatment centre in Rubavu district, Western Rwanda has discharged a mother who delivered her bouncing baby boy. The mother delivered on July 17 while under treatment of …
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Some scenarios suggest that any civil servant in Rwanda may need to work even harder to maintain their job while aspirants should seek possible alternatives before it’s too late. Muhanga, …