“As young people, we need you. We love you. But first and foremost, take care of yourselves.
This religion of alcohol, I think people even recruit others into it. Alcohol is killing you. It’s killing young people. The older ones are already gone. It has killed so many older people like us. Others are already on that same path and seem unable to stop.
But I want to warn you and beg you: everything we have been talking about, what brought you here, and the plans we have for our country, this thing will kill you before you realise your ambitions.” President Kagame |#MeetThePresident Indangamirwa 16th Cohort
Ashton Small 🏆🇷🇼🇬🇭
Disability is not inability is his push.. he’s grown a community of 200k people in 1 week. Road to 1 million, his story is deep and deserves to be shared with the world🌍
Rwandan health professionals currently pursuing different specialized resident training in Ethiopia concluded a two-day outdoor program organized by the @FMoHealth , featuring visits to healthcare facilities, historical sites, and key development projects across Addis Ababa. The program provided valuable insights into Ethiopia’s healthcare system, urban transformation, and community-driven development initiatives.
At the end of this outdoor program Amb Charles Karamba and the group was honored to be received and hosted for a reception by H.E. Prime Minister @AbiyAhmedAli , reflecting the strong relationship and cooperation between Rwanda and Ethiopia. In this case, the health sector. This particular collaboration significantly contribute to strengthening Rwanda’s specialized healthcare workforce under the @RwandaHealth 4x4 Reform. 🇷🇼🇪🇹
@RwandaMFA
So greatful to Your Excellency @AbiyAhmedAli for your time and hospitality. A true reflection of Ethiopia and Rwanda friendship. This special collaboration in health sector will go a long way in contributing to Rwanda specialized health workforce under Rwanda’s 4×4 Reform.
Thank you Your Excellency @AbiyAhmedAli for hosting us at our Second Home!
We look forward to the continued progress and strengthening of the healthcare systems of Rwanda and Ethiopia.
@mnls_nke@RwandaHealth@RwandainAddis
This evening, I broke bread with 128 fellow Rwandan medical practitioners pursuing specialty training in Ethiopia, alongside more than 400 colleagues from across Africa.
They are part of a growing community of African physicians dedicating themselves to the kind of expertise and excellence our continent’s healthcare future demands, within institutions helping shape the next generation of African medical leadership.
Through shared learning and purpose, we continue building a healthier Africa together.
@AbiyAhmedAli@MfuraMD Thank you, Your Excellency @AbiyAhmedAli, for the very strong Rwanda 🤝 Ethiopia friendship & collaboration in advancing the next generation of specialized health workforce under Rwanda’s 4×4 Reform. A true Pan-African example of Africans building Africa together. Murakoze🙏
Today in Ethiopia, the 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda #Kwibuka32 was held at the African Union Headquarters in Addis Ababa.
Event participants joined the Walk to Remember and later gathered in Nelson Mandela Hall for the commemoration marked by a moment of silence, candle-lighting, several leaders’ speeches including @SMHaderaAbera State Minister @MFAEthiopia and @ymahmoudali Chairperson @_AfricanUnion
Ambassador and all other leaders who spoke emphasized to always honor the victims, preserve memory, and reaffirm our collective duty to fight genocide denial and build a united, peaceful future. #NeverAgain #RememberUniteRenew #Kwibuka32
Remember: Prioritizing regular health checkups and maintaining a healthy lifestyle centered on a balanced diet and positive habits is most effective way for early detection and prevention of different health burdens!
☕️ Is Coffee good for your health?
A comprehensive review shows that moderate coffee intake (1-5 cups/day) is linked with:
✅ Lower risk of type 2 diabetes & chronic kidney disease
✅ Reduced heart failure risk
✅ Potential lower stroke risk
➡️ Coffee may raise BP short-term but doesn’t seem to increase long-term hypertension risk.
➡️ Effects on coronary heart disease & atrial fibrillation remain unclear.
Today the 31st Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda was held @_AfricanUnion in Addis Ababa, where High-ranking officials from the Ethiopian Government, diplomatic corps, international organizations, civil society, and the Rwandan community gathered to honor the victims, stand in solidarity with survivors, and reaffirm the global commitment to prevent genocide.
Rwanda’s story is one of resilience, unity, and transformation.
#Kwibuka31 | #NeverAgain | #RememberUniteRenew
@Unity_MemoryRw@RwandaMFA@WalktoRemember1@KwibukaRwanda@Aegis_Trust