Medical student at UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA.#MEDSAR_SCORE#researcher . CEO & FOUNDER OF AFRICA HEALTH CONNECT
@africahealthconnkt &
MILKY WAY BUSINESS GROUP
📢 IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Rwanda Noncommunicable Disease Alliance (RNCDA) warmly commends the Government of Rwanda through @RwandaHealth and @RwandaFDA for decisive regulatory action against unregulated alcohol, closing non-compliant production facilities, and recalling unsafe beverages.
Alcohol remains a major risk factor for NCDs, cancers, and chronic illnesses—with no safe level of consumption. Protecting our population, especially youth, requires sustained enforcement and evidence-based alcohol control policies.
📄 Read our full statement below 👇
#BeatNCDs #ActOnNCDs
Congratulations to @rayon_sports! 👏🏾🏆
Champions of the #CECAFAKagameCup2026! Your determination, resilience, and hard work have truly paid off.
Well deserved, Gikundiro!⚪️🔵
#RwandaSports
On behalf of @RwandaGov, Min. @jnabdallah, alongside partners and @YouthConnektAf, signed the Host Country Agreement as Rwanda prepares to host the 2026 #YouthConnekt Africa Summit from 25 to 27 November, under the theme "Shaping the Generational Mission."
RICA leadership visited @ughe_org campus in Butaro today. The two institutions explored areas of collaboration building on their shared focus on community impact and significant similarities in program designs.
@RwandaAgri@Rwanda_Edu
At Rwanda House, we were delighted to discuss the @ughe_org brand with Vice Chancellor @ccpcotton and Head of Partnerships @Kesh_Anne.
Ranked 4th best in Sub-Saharan African universities, UGHE’s impact in medicine keeps growing in Rwanda and across Africa.
#RwandaInUK
Today, Prime Minister Nsengiyumva, on behalf of President Paul Kagame, virtually participated in the High-Level Meeting of African Heads of State, Governments and Partners on the Ebola Outbreak.
Highlighting Rwanda’s preparedness, the Prime Minister noted: “Rwanda remains Ebola-free thanks to deliberate investments in preparedness and resilient public health systems. We have strengthened surveillance, screening, laboratory capacity, emergency response mechanisms, and public awareness to safeguard public health.”
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Uyu munsi, Minisitiri w’Intebe Nsengiyumva yahagarariye Perezida Kagame, mu Nama y’Abakuru b’Ibihugu na za Guverinoma muri Afurika hamwe n’abafatanyabikorwa batandukanye, baganiraga ku ngamba zo guhangana n'Icyorezo cya Ebola. Inama yabaye hifashishijwe ikoranabuhanga.
Mu ijambo rye, Minisitiri w’Intebe yashimangiye ko mu Rwanda nta Ebola ihari, ibi akaba ari umusaruro w’ishoramari rihamye mu gutegura no kubaka urwego rw’ubuzima rufite ubushobozi bwo guhangana n’ibibazo.
Yagize ati: "Twakajije ingamba zo kugenzura no gukurikirana indwara ku mipaka yose yinjira mu Gihugu, twongereye ubushobozi bwo gusuzuma no gupima iyi ndwara muri laboratwari, twongera imbaraga mu buryo bwo gutabara byihuse, kandi dukomeza ubukangurambaga bwo kwigisha abaturage.”
"The Ebola outbreak reminds us that health emergencies do not respect borders. Our response therefore cannot be fragmented, delayed, or reactive."
Rwanda's Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva at the High-Level Meeting of African Heads of State, Governments and Partners on the Ebola Outbreak. #RBANews
With Rwanda still at zero cases of Ebola Virus Disease, we remain committed to preparedness. Our success is grounded in partnerships—within institutions, across borders, and mainly through the support and trust of Rwandan citizens and residents.
#Highlight
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Earlier this week, the MM27 OC met with @NLinRwanda to explore collaboration opportunities ahead of the IFMSA March Meeting 2027 in Kigali.
We appreciate the warm welcome and look forward to building meaningful partnerships for a successful and impactful #MM27. 🇷🇼🤝🇳🇱
#Ebola can spread through sexual contact. The virus can remain in semen for upto 6 months after recovery, even when a person feels well.
Men who have recovered from Ebola should follow your health worker's guidance until the virus is no longer detectable.
Men are advised to:
1. Abstain from sex until cleared by the health worker
2. Use condoms consistently and correctly
#MOHatWork | #FightEbolaUG26