The World Health Organization has praised Cambodia, New Zealand, Rwanda, Thailand, Vietnam, and islands in the Pacific and Caribbean for following social distancing advice and working hard to prevent large-scale coronavirus outbreaks. WHO Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has also issued a warning that the “pandemic continues to accelerate”, pointing out that the number of cases has doubled in the past six weeks.
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Rwanda:
Rwanda Among 5 Countries That Prevented Large-Scale Covid-19 Outbreaks
WHO, 27 July 2020
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Rwanda:
Daily Covid-19 Tests to Double By August
New Times, 28 July 2020
Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) on Monday, July 27 announced that the country’s number of daily Covid-19 tests will double by August this year, from the current average of 5,000 to… Read more »
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Rwanda:
COVID-19 – Mass Awareness and Testing for Police Officers
New Times, 10 July 2020
The Rwanda National Police (RNP) medical services in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) have started mass awareness and testing of Police… Read more »
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Rwanda:
Why COVID-19 Numbers Earned Rwanda Slot On EU’s ‘Safe’ List
East African, 4 July 2020
Burundi’s new President Evariste Ndayishimiye has got good political instincts, after all. He has declared that Covid-19 is the country’s “biggest enemy”. It was a huge change from… Read more »
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Rwanda:
Rwanda Tightens COVID-19 Controls in Mines
New Times, 5 June 2020
The Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) has announced guidelines to contain the possible spread of Covid-19 amongst employees in the mining sector and any other person they… Read more »
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The keys to reducing the global toll of the pandemic are known. Find, treat, isolate and contact trace every case of COVID-19. And while testing, treatment and tracing are under … Read more »
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As of July 28, the confirmed cases of Covid-19 from 55 African countries have reached 860,541. Reported deaths in Africa have reached 18,176 and recoveries 506,825.
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Transportation between provinces and the capital Kigali as well as motorcycle passenger services, which had reportedly been scheduled to resume on June 1, will remain closed until … Read more »
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As a key measure to curb cross border transmissions of COVID-19, transit cargo destined for Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan from Kenya will be transported by Standard Gauge Railway … Read more »
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165 trucks carrying about 40,000 litres of fuel each, are reportedly stuck on roadsides around the country with a total capacity of 6,6 million litres of fuel that was ordered … Read more »
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