Nyuma y’imyaka 30 habayeho Jenoside yakorewe abatutsi, hirya no hino mu Rwanda hagaragara abari abakobwa ndetse n’abagore basambanyijwe n’abicanye babiciye ababo, bamwe muri bo bakaba baratewe inda abandi banakurijemo indwara, ariko hari abemeza ko bitabaciye intege mu rugamba rwo guharanira kubaho kandi neza. Mukampazimpaka warokotse Jenoside yakorewe abatutsi mu cyahoze ari Perefegitura ya Kibuye, kuri ubu akaba atuye mu karere ka Gasabo, yemeza ko yafashwe ku ngufu n’interahamwe zamwiciye umuryango zigera kuri eshatu, afite imyaka 15, bamutera inda yavutsemo impanga ariko banamusigira uburwayi, yemeza ko bitamubujije kwiteza imbere. Ati “Ku…
SOMA INKURUMonth: September 2024
Understanding the Difference between HIV and AIDS
Many people often struggle to distinguish between HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). This confusion can lead to misconceptions, increasing the risk of contracting or spreading new HIV infections. As reported by Sante.fr, HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system. If an infected person is not properly managed by maintaining a healthy diet and following medical guidance the virus can weaken the immune system, eventually leading to AIDS, which is a condition characterized by a set of severe illnesses or opportunistic infections that severely…
SOMA INKURUOMS confirme que l’utilisation du téléphone mobile n’augmente pas le risque de cancer du cerveau
Une étude approfondie commandée par l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) a conclu que l’utilisation du téléphone mobile n’augmente pas le risque de cancer du cerveau. Cette recherche, l’une des plus grandes et des plus complètes jamais réalisées sur le sujet, apporte une grande tranquillité d’esprit à des millions d’utilisateurs de téléphones mobiles dans le monde entier. L’étude a analysé des données provenant de plusieurs pays, en examinant les habitudes d’utilisation à long terme des téléphones mobiles et leur lien potentiel avec le cancer du cerveau. Elle a impliqué un…
SOMA INKURURwanda’s Green Economy: Paving the Way for Sustainable Development
Rwanda is rapidly emerging as a leader in the green economy, embracing sustainable development practices to address climate change and promote economic growth. As a small, landlocked country with limited natural resources, Rwanda recognizes the importance of balancing economic progress with environmental stewardship. The government has prioritized a green economy approach as outlined in its Vision 2050 strategy, which aims to transform Rwanda into a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy. This strategy includes investments in renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and eco-friendly infrastructure. For example, Rwanda is expanding its use of solar and…
SOMA INKURUUganda’s Bobi Wine shot, injured in altercation with police in Kampala
The police said officers attempted to block opposition leader from marching down a road, resulting in an altercation where Bobi Wine was hurt. Uganda’s main opposition leader Bobi Wine, who has emerged as the most formidable opponent of veteran President Yoweri Museveni, has been shot in the leg by security agents in a northern suburb of the capital, Kampala, his party said. Bobi Wine, a singer-turned-politician whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, finished runner-up in the 2021 presidential election behind Museveni, who has ruled the East African country for nearly…
SOMA INKURUHepatitis: A Silent Killer Threatening Millions Worldwide
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that by 2040, the number of deaths caused by hepatitis will surpass those caused by AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria combined. Recent data released by the WHO shows that various types of hepatitis kill nearly one million people every year around the world. WHO Director-General, Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, noted that besides the deaths, a large number of people worldwide are living with the disease. He stated, “Millions of people globally live with hepatitis without knowing it, even though today we have modern tools for…
SOMA INKURUWomen in Gaza: Bearing the Brunt of War and Violence
BY UMWIZA Alicia The ongoing conflict in Gaza has had a devastating impact on civilians, with women facing some of the worst consequences of war and violence. Amid the destruction and instability, women in Gaza endure multiple layers of trauma, from the direct effects of airstrikes and military operations to the silent suffering of gender-based violence and rights violations. Reports from humanitarian organizations highlight that women are often disproportionately affected during conflicts due to their roles as primary caregivers and their increased vulnerability in crisis situations. In Gaza, many women…
SOMA INKURURwanda’s Battle Against Climate Change: Strategies and Challenges Ahead
BY TUYISHIME Eric Rwanda, a small but densely populated nation in East Africa, is grappling with the escalating impacts of climate change. From unpredictable rainfall patterns and severe droughts to intense floods and landslides, the effects of global warming are increasingly visible in the country’s daily life and economy. In response, the Rwandan government has adopted a series of ambitious measures to combat climate change and promote sustainable development. The country’s Vision 2050 strategy emphasizes a green growth agenda, aiming to transform Rwanda into a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy by mid-century.…
SOMA INKURUSituation Actuelle de l’Épidémie de Mpox au Rwanda: Mesures et Prévention
Le Rwanda est en état d’alerte face à la propagation du virus Mpox (connu sous le nom de variole du singe). Les autorités sanitaires du pays ont intensifié les efforts pour surveiller et contrôler la situation, après avoir signalé plusieurs cas confirmés au cours des derniers mois. Le ministère de la Santé a lancé une campagne de sensibilisation visant à informer la population sur les symptômes de la maladie, les modes de transmission, ainsi que les mesures de prévention. Les symptômes courants de Mpox incluent des éruptions cutanées, de la…
SOMA INKURUWhat to expect at upcoming China-Africa cooperation summit
The 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) set to be held in Beijing from September 4 to 6 will see the leaders gather around the theme “Joining Hands to Advance Modernization and Build a High-Level China-Africa Community with a Shared Future” to celebrate friendship and chart the way forward for cooperation, Xinhua reports. Drawing new blueprint Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend the opening ceremony of the 2024 summit on September 5 and deliver a keynote speech, according to foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying. In his speech,…
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