Digital Technology is Transforming Education The digitalization of education is moving fast. COVID-19 increased the use of online learning. The rise of generative artificial intelligence also changed how people teach and learn. These tools create new chances for students to access education and enjoy personalized lessons. Education systems can also manage data better and plan…
Artificial intelligence in education is reshaping classrooms worldwide. AI can solve major learning challenges and support progress toward SDG 4. It also introduces risks that grow faster than policy and regulation. UNESCO is working with countries to ensure AI use in schools stays fair and safe. The Promise of AI in Education AI can improve…
Early ambition and childhood hustle Trade and Industry Minister Sebahizi Prudence says he grew up with a strong desire to work hard and rely on himself. As a young boy, he sold avocados, bananas and other products to earn money.He shared his story on The Password, a Rwanda Television programme that guides young people in…
Rwanda plans to invest more than 500 million dollars to prepare for epidemics and future pandemics. The Ministry of Health presented this plan under the national strategy for outbreak readiness from 2026 to 2040. The plan aims to make Rwanda a regional hub for epidemic response. Why strong epidemic systems matter Research shows that 99…
A rare supermoon will appear in Rwanda and other countries on 4 December 2025. The event will show a full and bright Moon that looks larger than usual. The supermoon happens when the Moon is full and close to Earth. What creates a supermoon A supermoon forms when the full Moon aligns with its closest…
Global research warns that liver cancer cases could double worldwide by 2050 if no preventive measures are taken. Current statistics The Lancet reports, using data from the Global Cancer Observatory, that annual liver cancer cases may rise from 870,000 to 1.52 million. Liver cancer is currently the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Between…
Seeing blood in urine, medically called gross hematuria, is not a disease itself. Experts say it is a warning sign of underlying health conditions. Expert insight Dr. Jonathan Tedla, a urologist at Baho International Hospital, explained that gross hematuria commonly affects adults aged 40 and above. He emphasized that blood in urine indicates potential health…
Spending too much time on the toilet can lead to hemorrhoids. Researchers warn it may cause pain and bleeding during bowel movements. Study findings A study by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Israel investigated 125 participants. Some brought phones into the toilet, while others did not. Results showed that 46% of phone users experienced…
Kissing is a common expression of love and friendship worldwide. However, it can also transmit several infections. Experts warn that certain diseases can pass through saliva during kissing. Herpes Herpes is caused by two types of virus: HSV-1 and HSV-2. Symptoms include sores and blisters inside and outside the mouth. HSV-1 spreads mostly through kissing…
Over 600 adolescents in Kigali received mental health treatment in just over a year. Most of them sought care for the first time. Health officials highlight growing awareness of youth mental health issues in Rwanda. Kigali Mental Health Referral Centre report Dr Dynamo Ndacyayisenga, Director of Kigali Mental Health Referral Centre, said the facility has…
Africa rewrites its digital narrative as technology transforms how the continent presents itself to the world. For many years, global media shaped Africa’s image with stories focused on conflict and crisis. Today, this perception is changing. With over 415 million mobile internet users, Africans now tell their own stories and highlight a new era of…
Digital Technology is Transforming Education The digitalization of education is moving fast. COVID-19 increased the use of online learning. The rise of generative artificial intelligence also changed how people teach and learn. These tools create new chances for students to access education and enjoy personalized lessons. Education systems can also manage data better and plan…
Artificial intelligence in education is reshaping classrooms worldwide. AI can solve major learning challenges and support progress toward SDG 4. It also introduces risks that grow faster than policy and regulation. UNESCO is working with countries to ensure AI use in schools stays fair and safe. The Promise of AI in Education AI can improve…
Early ambition and childhood hustle Trade and Industry Minister Sebahizi Prudence says he grew up with a strong desire to work hard and rely on himself. As a young boy, he sold avocados, bananas and other products to earn money.He shared his story on The Password, a Rwanda Television programme that guides young people in…
Rwanda plans to invest more than 500 million dollars to prepare for epidemics and future pandemics. The Ministry of Health presented this plan under the national strategy for outbreak readiness from 2026 to 2040. The plan aims to make Rwanda a regional hub for epidemic response. Why strong epidemic systems matter Research shows that 99…
A rare supermoon will appear in Rwanda and other countries on 4 December 2025. The event will show a full and bright Moon that looks larger than usual. The supermoon happens when the Moon is full and close to Earth. What creates a supermoon A supermoon forms when the full Moon aligns with its closest…
Global research warns that liver cancer cases could double worldwide by 2050 if no preventive measures are taken. Current statistics The Lancet reports, using data from the Global Cancer Observatory, that annual liver cancer cases may rise from 870,000 to 1.52 million. Liver cancer is currently the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Between…
Seeing blood in urine, medically called gross hematuria, is not a disease itself. Experts say it is a warning sign of underlying health conditions. Expert insight Dr. Jonathan Tedla, a urologist at Baho International Hospital, explained that gross hematuria commonly affects adults aged 40 and above. He emphasized that blood in urine indicates potential health…
Spending too much time on the toilet can lead to hemorrhoids. Researchers warn it may cause pain and bleeding during bowel movements. Study findings A study by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Israel investigated 125 participants. Some brought phones into the toilet, while others did not. Results showed that 46% of phone users experienced…
Kissing is a common expression of love and friendship worldwide. However, it can also transmit several infections. Experts warn that certain diseases can pass through saliva during kissing. Herpes Herpes is caused by two types of virus: HSV-1 and HSV-2. Symptoms include sores and blisters inside and outside the mouth. HSV-1 spreads mostly through kissing…
Over 600 adolescents in Kigali received mental health treatment in just over a year. Most of them sought care for the first time. Health officials highlight growing awareness of youth mental health issues in Rwanda. Kigali Mental Health Referral Centre report Dr Dynamo Ndacyayisenga, Director of Kigali Mental Health Referral Centre, said the facility has…
