Moise Munyaneza

New Drug Shows 97 Percent Effectiveness Against Malaria

A new malaria treatment known as ganaplacide/lumefantrine, also called GanLum, has demonstrated a 97 percent success rate in fighting malaria. The drug was developed by Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis in partnership with Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV). Successful Phase Three Clinical Trials The results were announced after Phase Three clinical trials involving 1,688 participants, including…

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Healthcare workers analyzing laboratory samples related to antimicrobial resistance in Rwanda.

Antimicrobial Resistance Killed 17,000 People in Rwanda in Two Years.

Health authorities say antimicrobial resistance in Rwanda caused more than 17,000 deaths between 2019 and 2021, raising serious public health concerns. Experts warn that misuse of antibiotics continues to drive this growing threat. What Is Antimicrobial Resistance Antimicrobial resistance, known as AMR, occurs when bacteria, viruses, or other microbes stop responding to medicine. As a…

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X interface showing the new “About this account” transparency feature that reveals user location, account creation date, username history, and device information.

X Launches “About This Account” Feature to Boost Transparency and Fight Fake Profiles

X, formerly known as Twitter, has introduced a new transparency tool called “About this account.” The feature gives users access to key information about any account, helping the public identify fake profiles, impersonators, and misleading content. What the Feature Shows The new tool provides several important details, including: These data points offer clearer insight into…

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AI chatbot Grok displayed exaggerated praise for Elon Musk before the responses were removed.

Grok Describes Elon Musk as the Most Important Person on Earth

AI Model Praises Its Creator Grok, the artificial intelligence system owned by tech billionaire Elon Musk, has repeatedly told users that Musk is the smartest and most important person on Earth.Several media outlets reported these statements, although all the responses containing such praise were later deleted. Examples of Exaggerated Compliments On Thursday, users of the…

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A view of Nyaruguru District showing rural landscapes, farms, and tourism areas representing private sector investment opportunities.

Nyaruguru: Private Sector Calls for Greater Investment in Education, Agriculture, and Tourism

Growing Demand for Strategic Investment The private sector in Nyaruguru District is urging stronger investment to drive the district’s transformation. Investors highlight key sectors such as education, agriculture, tourism, and industry. They believe these areas can support Nyaruguru’s journey toward sustainable economic growth. Expanding Education Opportunities Dr. Samuel Sindayigaya, an investor in education, says Nyaruguru…

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Global Pioneers engaging with Pi Network on mobile devices, contributing to Web3 ecosystem and digital finance.

Pi Network: Strategic Growth Driving the Future of Digital Finance

Building a Global Web3 Movement Pi Network is shaping the future of digital finance through strategic growth, global adoption, and the expansion of real-world Web3 utilities. The network empowers Pioneers to explore economic opportunities while participating in a decentralized ecosystem. Accessibility as a Core Strategy Traditional crypto mining often requires expensive hardware and high electricity…

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Public servants attending an AI-enhanced training workshop, learning digital and communication skills for better service delivery.

AI-Powered Training Initiative Transforms Public Service

Focus on Skill Enhancement The Ministry of ICT has launched an AI-powered training initiative to enhance public servants’ skills. The program focuses on education, health, and other public sectors, aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of service delivery across the region. Excitement and Apprehension Officials have welcomed the initiative, eager to develop their teams….

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Pi Network logo with global community icons, representing Web3 adoption, smartphone mining, and financial inclusion.

The Rise of Pi Network: Reshaping Digital Finance

Pi Network is accelerating the evolution of decentralized finance (DeFi) through global adoption, strong community engagement, and a rapidly expanding Web3 ecosystem. With over 65 million registered users, Pi Network is positioning itself as a practical, inclusive, and secure digital economy. Accessibility and Inclusion Traditional cryptocurrency mining often requires expensive hardware and high electricity costs,…

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John Bosco Nyemazi speaks at a public event, standing at a podium while addressing participants during an earlier community meeting.

Kayonza authorities sack mayor and two officials

Kayonza leadership changes have drawn public attention after three senior officials were dismissed. The District Council said the move aims to strengthen accountability and improve service delivery for residents. Dismissal of Three Officials Kayonza District Council has dismissed Mayor John Bosco Nyemazi over poor service delivery. The Council also removed Hope Munganyinka, the Vice Mayor…

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Medical illustration of liver showing cancerous growths.

Liver cancer may double by 2050

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…

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Blood in urine symptom

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…

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Person sitting on a toilet, highlighting risks of prolonged sitting causing hemorrhoids.

Long toilet sitting and hemorrhoids

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…

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Two people kissing with a warning about infectious diseases transmitted through saliva.

Diseases spread by kissing

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…

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Youth mental health in Kigali

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…

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A child using a tablet with glasses, illustrating rising myopia worldwide.

Global eye disease 2050

By 2050, at least half of the world’s population may have eye problems, including myopia. Experts warn these conditions could lead to blurred vision or long-term blindness. Rising eye disease may cost the global economy around $173 billion annually if untreated. Current trends in eye health Rohto Pharmaceutical, a company providing eye care since 1909,…

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Healthcare worker administering long-acting HIV injection in Rwanda.

HIV long-acting injection in Rwanda

Rwanda plans to introduce a six-month HIV injection for people living with the virus. The new method will replace daily pills for better adherence. Officials say this approach can improve treatment outcomes, especially among young people. Current HIV treatment in Rwanda Currently, patients take daily pills to manage HIV. RBC introduced a two-month injectable option…

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WHO warns about limited global access to obesity treatment drugs as demand rises.

Global Obesity Drug Shortage

The World Health Organization has warned about a global obesity drug shortage. It says fewer than ten percent of people who need these drugs can afford them. The agency urged countries to improve access as obesity continues to rise worldwide. Sharp Decline in Drug Availability WHO reports that more than one billion people live with…

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HIV in Rwanda

Rwanda currently has more than 234,000 people living with HIV. The Rwanda Biomedical Centre says the country records about 2,500 new infections every year. It also reports a similar number of annual deaths. Young people have been urged to test often and avoid risky sexual behaviour. Latest HIV Statistics RBC announced the figures on 1…

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Pi Network Ventures Makes First Investment in OpenMind

By Pi Network | October 29, 2025 Pi Network Ventures has announced its first-ever investment in OpenMind, a company building an open-source operating system and protocol that enables robots to think, learn, and collaborate—essentially an “Android for robots.” This partnership aligns with Pi Network’s mission to use blockchain technology to solve real-world problems and expand…

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System Process Enables Over 3.36 Million Tentative KYC Pioneers to Complete Pi KYCBy Pi Network | October 23, 2025

More than 3.36 million Pioneers have now fully completed KYC after a new system process was introduced to handle Tentative KYC cases. This update allowed over 4.76 million Tentative KYC Pioneers to become eligible for full KYC verification. The system uses advanced AI and analyzes large datasets, including liveness checks and KYC application information. Its…

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Rwanda recovers over Rwf 1.3 billion lost to corruption related crimes

Rwanda’s Office of the Ombudsman has revealed that the Ministry of Justice recovered more than Rwf 1.3 billion embezzled through corruption and other economic crimes during the 2024/25 fiscal year. The announcement was made on October 21, 2025, when the Chief Ombudsman, Madeleine Nirere, presented the institution’s annual report to both chambers of Parliament, highlighting…

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