On Saturday September 28, 2024, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported the first outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus in Rwanda. This is the fourth largest Marburg outbreak documented in modern history. Local health authorities have confirmed 26 cases and six deaths so far. Cases have occurred in seven of the country’s 30 districts. Survivors … Read more
NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 12:36 Six people have died in Rwanda from the Marburg virus. Twenty others have also been infected with it since the outbreak, the Minister of Health reports. Most victims are people who work in healthcare, especially in the intensive care units of hospitals. The source of the contamination has not yet been found. … Read more
The Rwandan Ministry of Public Health confirmed on Friday the discovery of the deadly Marburg virus in certain health facilities. The population is called upon to be vigilant while strictly respecting hygiene measures. (SOS Averages Burundi) The press release from the Rwandan Ministry of Health does not specify the number of cases, let alone the … Read more
Paul Kagame (left), the President of Rwanda and Gianni Infantino, the first of FIFA, at the Congress of the International Football Association in KIgaliPhoto: Anadolu via AFP One of the big dreams of President Kagame came true, because from now on it can be a stronghold not only of sports, but also of conference tourism. … Read more
Reuters NOS Information•right this moment, 15:56•Adjusted right this moment, 19:11 Keir Starmer has confirmed in his first press convention as British Prime Minister that his authorities will scrap the controversial Rwanda regulation. Underneath that regulation, individuals who crossed illegally into the UK, for instance through the Channel, needed to be transferred to Rwanda. That was … Read more
Good morning, dear reader, Olaf Scholz had an unusual visitor yesterday. It has been a few years since the last time a British head of government was received at the Chancellor in Berlin. 2019 was very special Boris Johnson He had only been in office for a month when his first trip abroad took him … Read more
AFPBritish Prime Minister Sunak during a press conference on Monday NOS News•today, 01:47•Changed today, 06:57 The UK can deport illegal migrants to Rwanda by air. Parliament has passed the controversial law allowing this. Rwanda has now been declared a safe country with this legislation to prevent legal objections to deportations. The law has been the … Read more
AFPMigrants arrive at the port of Dover NOS news•today, 6:07 p.m After years of political and legal wrangling, the British Parliament last night passed the controversial law that allows asylum seekers to be deported to Rwanda. In that law, Rwanda is similar declared a safe country, which would allow the UK to legally transfer asylum … Read more
1. British parliament approves bill to send migrants to Rwanda In the night from Monday to Tuesday, the British Parliament approved a controversial bill that would allow illegal migrants to be deported to Rwanda by plane. read more 2. Older people want the UN to protect their human rights The human rights of the elderly … Read more
AFPBritish Prime Minister Sunak promises measures against illegal immigrants NOS news•today, 6:37 p.m Fleur Launspach UK and Ireland journalist Fleur Launspach UK and Ireland journalist If the British Parliament approves, the United Kingdom could send asylum seekers to Rwanda. Asylum seekers and migrants who enter the UK illegally – often on rubber boats across the … Read more