KIGALI – When the Africa HealthTech Summit began in 2022, much of the conversation around technology and healthcare was about what innovation might eventually make possible. Five years later, Rwanda …
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KIGALI — Across Africa, governments have spent years testing digital tools meant to make healthcare faster, cheaper and more accessible. The harder task has been turning those experiments into systems …
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UNITED NATIONS, New York — Rwanda told the UN Security Council on Tuesday that it and the Democratic Republic of Congo have identified and mapped the locations of the FDLR …
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MOMBASA — Rwanda has received its first government-backed shipment of refined petroleum products through Kenya, marking the operational launch of a new fuel import route designed to strengthen the country’s energy …
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A British court has imposed a £100,000 bail guarantee (about Rwf195 million), on a Rwandan-born doctor accused of involvement in mass killings during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Dr …
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KIGALI — Rwanda National Police has arrested five people accused of staging dangerous stunts on public roads to create content for social media platforms. The suspects were presented by police on …
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NEW YORK – When the world talks about making artificial intelligence safe, the question of who is actually in a position to test it is easily overlooked Rwanda’s Prime Minister …
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NEW YORK – The Pandemic Fund warns that pandemic preparedness should be treated as a continuous investment rather than an emergency expense by building strong systems needed to confront pandemics …
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The implementation of the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity is once again drawing attention in Washington, with US officials and lawmakers highlighting Rwanda’s efforts to meet its obligations while …
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NEW YORK – Ten years after the landmark Kigali Amendment to curb harmful refrigerants, governments and climate partners are exploring how fast the agreement can deliver cleaner and more efficient …
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At UNGA81, Rwanda Challenges the UN to measure its Legitimacy Through Results, Not Promises
NEWYORK – At 81st UN General Assembly in New York, Rwanda’s Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva challenged the United Nations to pride itself in the crises it can prevent and …