Sudan’s silent crisis: Children on the brink of famine
Sudan, a country rich in history and culture, is facing one of its gravest humanitarian crises in decades. Thousands of children are at risk of starvation, as ongoing conflict, economic instability, and disrupted agricultural activities leave millions struggling to access basic food and clean water. The United Nations has issued urgent warnings, emphasizing that immediate […]
Hurricane Melissa strengthens to Category 3, could be Jamaica’s most powerful storm in history
“There is nowhere that will escape the wrath of this storm,” said Evan Thompson of Jamaica’s Meteorological Service. Melissa is already blamed for four deaths. Jamaican officials issued dire warnings Saturday as Hurricane Melissa barrels toward the island, poised to become the strongest storm ever recorded there. Melissa reached Category 3 status Saturday night, with […]
Even in deep sleep, your brain might be half awake
We all need sleep, but scientists are now discovering that even when your body is deeply asleep, parts of your brain may still be awake and active. New research shows that our brains remain surprisingly busy at night, challenging what we once believed about dreaming and consciousness. For many years, experts thought that dreams only […]
Cancer on the rise among young adults: What you can do to lower your risks
Cancer is no longer just a disease that affects older adults. Recent research shows that more people in their twenties, thirties, and early forties are being diagnosed with cancer, especially breast and colorectal cancer. While scientists continue to search for the exact causes, health experts say that young adults can start taking action now to […]
Breakthrough in regenerative dentistry moves towards growing natural replacement teeth
A revolutionary step in regenerative dentistry is bringing the prospect of growing brand-new, natural teeth closer to reality. Instead of relying on traditional fillings or invasive implants, people may one day be able to regenerate their own teeth using their body’s biology. Scientists from King’s College London and Imperial College London have achieved a breakthrough […]
Rugezi Wetland breathes new life Burera as communities and nature thrive together
Nestled high in the Buberuka Highlands of Northern Rwanda, the vast Rugezi Wetland stretches across about 6,700 hectares at an altitude of 2,050 meters above sea level. It straddles the boundary between Burera and Gicumbi districts, serving as a vital ecological heart for the region, feeding the twin lakes Burera and Ruhondo, and supporting livelihoods, […]
Dr. Rosemary Okova: A journey of dedication, learning, and service in nursing
Dr. Rosemary Okova, a senior lecturer at Mount Kigali University’s School of Nursing, has built a career marked by commitment, faith, and continuous learning. Originally from Kenya, her path into the nursing profession has been shaped by a combination of early personal experiences, formal education, and a clear sense of purpose. Her work today reflects […]
King Faisal Hospital launches affordable cosmetic surgery week in Kigali
King Faisal Hospital has officially kicked off a special Plastic Surgery Week, offering discounted cosmetic and reconstructive procedures to eligible patients from Monday, July 14, to Friday, July 18. The initiative aims to make advanced beauty and corrective surgeries more accessible to Rwandans seeking to reshape or enhance parts of their bodies. Procedures available include […]
Young Rwandan has planted over 2,400 trees along Kivu Belt Road
In a remarkable personal initiative, Claude Mushimiyimana, a 25-year-old Rwandan student, has planted 2,470 trees along the Kivu Belt Road in Nyamasheke District, Western Rwanda. He is calling on fellow youth to join the fight against climate change through simple, impactful actions. Claude, a university student at RP Kitabi College, Rusizi Campus, where he studies […]
Gisakura rope course: an aerial adventure in Nyungwe National Park
The Gisakura Rope Course, nestled within Rwanda’s renowned Nyungwe National Park, offers a unique blend of adventure and eco-tourism, drawing visitors closer to the heart of one of Africa’s most biodiverse rainforests. Nyungwe National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2023, is celebrated for its exceptional biodiversity. It is home to 98 mammal species, […]
