In recent years, Rwanda has witnessed a troubling increase in cervical cancer cases, a condition that has become one of the leading causes of cancer related deaths among women. Despite advancements in healthcare, the rising number of cases has sparked concern across the country, urging authorities, healthcare professionals and the public to take urgent action. This article delves into the causes behind the increase in cervical cancer in Rwanda, explores its impact on women and their families, and discusses what can be done to prevent the disease. Through personal testimonies,…
SOMA INKURUDay: February 7, 2025
The Impact of Illegal Stone Quarrying on Health in Muhanga district
In the heart of Rwanda’s Central Province, Muhanga District is home to breathtaking landscapes and a community that relies heavily on natural resources, especially stones and gravel, for their livelihoods. However, a growing concern is emerging in this region illegal stone quarrying, which has not only become a source of income for many but is also taking a severe toll on public health. In this article, we explore the destructive impact of illegal quarrying on the environment, the health of workers, and the surrounding community, through personal testimonies and interviews…
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