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Drone used for COVID19 Community awareness

COVID-19 response in Rwanda: Use of Drones in Community awareness

During the first phase of lockdown that started on 21 March in Rwanda…
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National Incident Management System Convenes Health Donors Conference Six Months into Emergency COVID-19 Response

Monrovia, 15 July 2020: Nearly six months into the COVID-19 response…
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COVID-19 Testing

COVID-19 in Rwanda: A country’s response

Rwanda prior COVID-19 Rwanda has had its share of high-level alert…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 19 July 2020

19 July 2020 — Forty-three (43) new COVID-19 cases were identified…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 18 July 2020

18 July 2020 — Forty-four (54) new COVID-19 cases were identified out…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 17 July 2020

17 July 2020 — Twelve (12) new COVID-19 cases were identified out of…
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Refugees in the accommodation center set in Beira, Mozambique, after the destruction caused by Cyclone Idai in March 2019

WHO urges greater COVID-19 health services in Africa’s humanitarian settings

Brazzaville – The World Health Organization (WHO) today called for…
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  WHO Representative in Uganda, Dr Yonas Tegegn Woldemariam and KOICA Country Director, Mr. Kim Taeyoung upon signing the agreement to improve RMNCAH services in Busoga sub-region

The Government of South Korea and WHO extend support worth Ten Million Dollars towards Health System Strengthening for Improving Reproductive, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health-Service Delivery in Five districts in Busoga sub-region in Uganda

 Kampala 16th July 2020:- The South Korean government through…
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Democratic Republic of the Congo Ebola cases rise, surpass previous outbreak

Democratic Republic of the Congo Ebola cases rise, surpass previous outbreak

Brazzaville – The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 16 July 2020

16 July 2020 — Thirty-eight (38) new COVID-19 cases were identified…
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