Hudson Kuteesa

Rwanda

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RPF, Chinese province sign agreements on school establishment, museum management

6 days ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa
Trump on upcoming Rwanda-DR Congo deal: ‘A great day for Africa’

6 days ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa
Taxes on hybrid cars loom: What RRA, importers say

1 week ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa

Currently, nearly 45 percent of vehicles imported into Rwanda are hybrids.
Rwanda: Here Is What to Expect As Government Readies to Pilot New Digital IDs

1 week ago | allafrica.com | Hudson Kuteesa

Rwanda's first digital national identity card is set to undergo a pilot pre-enrolment phase which will start in about a month's time, officials at the National Identification Agency (NIDA) have said. Aimed at streamlining access to public services and digital transactions, the new ID will be available in multiple formats: a physical card embedded with a QR code, a virtual version, as well as a number that can be used to authenticate someone's identity online.
Here is what to expect as government readies to pilot new digital IDs

1 week ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa

Here is what to expect as government readies to pilot new digital IDs
How Rwanda is beating back hepatitis B

1 week ago | gavi.org | Hudson Kuteesa

Two years ago, Clementine*, 32, visited the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK). She was two-and-a-half months pregnant, and hadn’t planned to visit the health facility so soon. However, her husband had been recently diagnosed with hepatitis B, and she was concerned. “I was feeling fine and had no symptoms, but when they tested me, I turned out to be positive. They checked my viral load and found it was very low, so I didn’t need to start medication at that time,” she recalls.
Rwanda: Health Ministry Warns of Covid-19 As Dry Season Begins

2 weeks ago | allafrica.com | Hudson Kuteesa

The Ministry of Health has warned of the increased possibility of Covid-19 infections as the country transitions from the rainy to dry season. For about three years, Covid-19 has not been a talking point in the country, just like in other nations across the world, as it is viewed by many as a defeated pandemic. But in a post on X, on Monday, June 9, health minister Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, said flu, Covid-19, and malaria are some of the diseases that Rwandans should beware of during this period.
Health ministry warns of Covid-19 as dry season begins

2 weeks ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa

Health workers during a mass testing exercise in 2020. Ministry of Health has warned of the increased possibility of Covid-19 infections in Rwanda. Photos by Craish Bahizi
Rwanda: Why Supreme Court Rejected Lawyer Ibambe's Petition Against Cybercrime Law

3 weeks ago | allafrica.com | Hudson Kuteesa

The Supreme Court, on Thursday, June 5, dismissed a petition filed by Kigali-based lawyer Jean-Paul Ibambe challenging Article 39 of the cybercrime law, which criminalises the use of cyber systems to spread rumours that may incite fear, violence or damage someone's reputation. In his petition filed mid-last-year, Ibambe argues that the article is against the constitutional freedoms of press and expression.
Why Supreme Court rejected lawyer Ibambe’s petition against cybercrime law

3 weeks ago | newtimes.co.rw | Hudson Kuteesa

Ibambe (centre) flanked by his defence team at the Supreme Court before the hearing began on Monday, May 5. Photo by Hudson Kuteesa