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Body odor, caused by a combination of skin bacteria that lead to sweat, can be prevented. As many people observe, this odor can also be triggered by hormones, illnesses, medications, or specific conditions, all of which contribute to an unpleasant smell. Sweat alone does not cause body odor, but after interacting with the bacteria on your skin, it produces a smell that can be bothersome to those around you. Sometimes, you may meet someone who smells like garlic, spices, onions, or other foods. However, a person can still have body…

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Young Grace, an established female artist in the music industry, has arrived in Dubai to perform at a highly anticipated concert scheduled for September 21, 2024. The event will not only celebrate her music but also mark her birthday, and she plans to treat her fans to tracks from her latest album. The rapper is set to perform at the “Dubai Hot Party,” which will take place at the Sun & Sand Matrix African Club, located within the Plaza Hotel in Dubai. Young Grace landed in Dubai on the morning…

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In the basketball league playoffs, Patriots BBC defeated APR BBC with a score of 61-49, tying the series at 2-2. Stephaun Branch of Patriots BBC scored the most points in the game. The match started with both teams showing great energy, but the players were cautious, avoiding making early mistakes. The first quarter did not see many points compared to previous games, and there was no clear lead as the teams ended the quarter tied at 14-14. In the second quarter, before the teams went for halftime, Patriots were leading…

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En Afrique, la situation de la maladie Mpox,  continue d’attirer l’attention des autorités de santé publique et des organismes internationaux. Plusieurs pays du continent, notamment la République Démocratique du Congo, le Nigéria, et le Ghana, continuent de signaler des cas sporadiques de la maladie, bien que les taux d’infection semblent être en baisse par rapport aux pics observés dans les années précédentes. Les autorités sanitaires africaines, en collaboration avec l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) et les Centres africains de contrôle et de prévention des maladies (CDC Afrique), multiplient les…

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Belgian beauty queen Kenza Johanna Ameloot, who has Rwandan roots, is actively involved in charity work, particularly in providing medical treatment for underprivileged children suffering from cataracts. In addition, she has expressed her readiness to support efforts to bring back the Miss Rwanda pageant. Ameloot made these remarks on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, when discussing the possibility of reviving the Miss Rwanda competition and her willingness to contribute to its return. “I believe the Miss Rwanda pageant has greatly benefited young women in Rwanda, and I think it would be…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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