World oral health day 2026: A happy mouth is a happy life
Every year on March 20, the world comes together to celebrate World Oral Health Day, a global reminder that maintaining a healthy mouth is essential for overall well-being. The 2026…
Nyamagabe: Dental hygiene campaign in schools brings hope for preventing oral diseases among children
As part of efforts to protect children from abuse and help them grow up healthy, the SOS Children’s Villages Nyamagabe, in collaboration with the Nyamagabe District, has launched a campaign…
Reusable pads become a solution for Girls and Women in rural areas
In many rural parts of Rwanda, girls and women continue to face challenges in accessing sanitary pads during their menstrual periods, largely due to limited financial means. As a result,…
CHUB launches MRI, CT-Scan and robotic neurosurgery services
The University Teaching Hospital of Butare (CHUB) has officially unveiled new medical equipment featuring advanced technology for diagnosing and performing surgery on complex diseases, in a move aimed at bringing…
Huye Isange rehabilitation center signs partnership with FCLL to support reintegration of recovered drug users
In a move aimed at strengthening support for individuals recovering from drug addiction and other behavioral disorders, Huye Isange Rehabilitation Center has signed a five-year partnership agreement with Family Circle…
RSSB highlights health gains as community-based insurance fees are updated
Rwanda has marked 25 years of its community-based health insurance scheme, Mutuelle de Santé, with new contribution rates introduced to strengthen the system’s sustainability. The anniversary and launch of the…
CHUB strengthens patient confidence through Modern and human-centered healthcare
At the University Teaching Hospital of Butare (CHUB), the International Day of the Sick was celebrated on Sunday 8th 2026, an annual event dedicated to reminding society of the importance…
Rwanda nears elimination of cervical cancer by 2027
The Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) has announced that efforts to eliminate cervical cancer are yielding strong results, raising optimism that by 2027 the disease will no longer be a major…
Bilharzia remains a public health concern in Rwanda
As some citizens continue to show limited understanding of how to prevent intestinal worm infections such as Bilharzia, health authorities in Rwanda have strengthened public awareness campaigns aimed at increasing…
Food hygiene identified as a major factor in preventing diseases in Rwanda
Hygiene in food preparation is one of the key pillars that play a major role in safeguarding public health. Although food is a source of energy and proper nutrition, when…