The World Health Organization (WHO) has commended Rwanda for its example of using minimal resources in its efforts to eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) and urged others to do likewise …
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An animal welfare organisation in Rwanda is planning to push the government to introduce regulations that would require citizens to obtain a licence to own a dog as a domestic …
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Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) has set plans to eliminate bilharzia through community-based sustainable models, which include equipping farmers with hands-on skills to physically remove and destroy the snails and larva …
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Claudine Nzaninka, 48, grew up as a farmer in Matare, Rugarama Sector, and whenever she and others had to relieve themselves, they did it in the Ntende Marshland. Ignorant of …
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Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) has stepped up a campaign to reduce dog bites and the spread of rabies with a focus on educating children in communities prone to being attacked …
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Health and sanitation experts in Rwanda have renewed their commitment to ending neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) and improving access to clean water, toilets, and hygiene services—known as WASH. This was …
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Rwanda has reaffirmed its dedication to eliminating Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) and leprosy, celebrating World NTDs and Leprosy Day with a renewed focus on eradicating these persistent public health challenges. …
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Relocated Residents from the isolated island of Mazane reported that they were benefiting from the government’s decision, which granted them access to leprosy healthcare services that were previously unavailable. Mazane, …
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In the volcanic hills of Nyundo sector, Rubavu District, it is very hard to walk for an hour without seeing a person with swollen legs, deformed toes, or scaly leg …
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Through persistent door-to-door sensitisation, the Mudende sector has managed to reduce cases of intestinal worms among children and adults. In its National Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Strategic Plan, Rwanda plans …