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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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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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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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Rwanda Turkey weapons agreement

Rwanda Turkey Weapons Agreement: How the Deal Builds Local Military Production

The Rwanda Turkey weapons agreement aims to increase local production of weapons and military tools. As a result, Rwanda continues to strengthen its plan to build a reliable defense industry. Key Areas Covered in the Rwanda Turkey Weapons Agreement The agreement supports the production of small drones, light firearms and other military tools. In addition,…

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Rwanda stolen phones recovery

Stolen Phones Worth Over Rwf 90 Million Recovered in Seven Months

RIB Recovers Hundreds of Stolen Phones Rwanda Investigation Bureau recovered 431 stolen phones between May and November this year. The devices are worth Rwf 94.5 million. Investigators also arrested 23 suspects during the same period. Prosecutors received the case files soon after the arrests. Phones Returned During Press Briefing On Monday, December 1, the bureau…

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How Close Is Rwanda to Becoming Africa’s FinTech Innovation Center?

Overview of Rwanda’s Ambition Rwanda aims to become a leading FinTech hub in Africa. Its FinTech Strategy 2024–2029 sets this direction. The vision is to build Africa’s FinTech center of gravity. Many observers question this ambition. They compare Rwanda to Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Egypt. These markets drew 80 percent of Africa’s FinTech funding…

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Kazakhstan’s Central Bank Plans Up to $300M Crypto Investment Amid Market Turmoil

The National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) is considering investing up to $300 million in cryptocurrency-related assets, but officials say the recent market crash demands a cautious approach. Governor Timur Suleimenov explained during a November 28 briefing that the final investment amount may be significantly lower, possibly only $50 million, $100 million, or $250 million, depending…

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Why the Rich and Powerful Could Not Say No to Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein’s influence over political, financial, academic and business elites continues to raise questions years after his death. Newly released documents reveal how many relationships with him survived long after his criminal conviction. These details offer a view into the dynamics of power in the United States and why some of the world’s most influential…

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FSC Chairman Lee Eok-won announcing new preemptive crypto account freeze measures in South Korea.

South Korea Moves to Freeze High-Risk Crypto Accounts

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Lee Eok-won announced new measures to curb illicit activity in the cryptocurrency market. He made the remarks on November 28 during the 19th Anti-Money Laundering Day ceremony. His plan focuses on tightening anti-money-laundering controls and expanding the Travel Rule for virtual asset transactions. Expansion of the Travel Rule…

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AI tools used by non-tech users worldwide

The Rise of AI for Everyone: Practical Benefits and Tools for Non-Tech Users

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from niche research laboratories into mainstream society. What was once a specialised field has become a global phenomenon that supports communication, productivity, business operations, and everyday decision-making. This article explores the history of the AI Renaissance and explains how non-technical users around the world can benefit from AI tools…

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China Warns Robot Makers to Avoid Copy-Paste Products

China’s main economic planning agency has urged humanoid robot companies to stop producing too many similar products. The agency warned that when many companies create nearly identical robots, it reduces room for real innovation and slows down progress in research and development. Li Chao, the spokesperson for the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), said…

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U.S. Launches Largest Offensive against North Korean Cybercrime, Targeting Massive Crypto Heists

The United States has charged five people for helping North Korean IT workers infiltrate 136 U.S. companies.The Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking to seize $15 million in cryptocurrency linked to APT38 cyberattacks.These actions expand a broader U.S.–U.K. crackdown on cyber-fraud networks across Asia. The U.S. Department of Justice has announced new measures targeting North…

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Ripple to bridge crypto with banking.

Ripple Labs, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency companies, is expanding beyond its traditional crypto operations to integrate more deeply with the conventional financial sector. According to CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the firm is focusing on developing a broad range of financial services built on blockchain infrastructure to take advantage of the growing institutional adoption of…

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Rwanda Adopts Advanced Technology to Improve Disaster Communication Systems.

The National Emergency Telecommunication Plan (NETP) sets out a detailed strategy to make sure Rwanda’s communication systems stay reliable and effective before, during, and after emergencies. It was jointly created by the Ministry of ICT and Innovation (MINICT) and the Ministry in Charge of Emergency Management (MINEMA) to improve coordination and strengthen disaster management through…

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Is AI going to conqure Whole world?

From self-managing digital agents to AI-powered creative tools that redefine imagination, here’s a closer look at the most powerful AI trends steering the future — and how you can make them work for you. 1. Intelligent Autonomous Agents: The Next Digital Workforce Picture an AI assistant that doesn’t just follow commands but thinks ahead, takes…

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Does Open AI backing Chart GPT falling down?

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and a global leader in artificial intelligence, faced backlash this week after a controversial statement from its Chief Financial Officer, Sarah Friar. During a Wall Street Journal event, Friar suggested that the U.S. government should provide a financial “backstop” to support OpenAI’s massive $1.4 trillion investment in chips and data…

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GS Karambi and Collège Officiel de Mburabuturo Strengthen Educational Partnership Through Charity and Community Support

Karambi Sector, Nyamasheke District, November 5, 2025 Two schools located in Karambi Sector, GS Karambi Day School and Collège Officiel de Mburabuturo Boarding School, have taken a remarkable step in strengthening their partnership through a joint community outreach program that brought hope to vulnerable students within the area. A Partnership Rooted in Compassion and Education…

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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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