Does the Bible allow Christians to drink alcohol?

Many Christians continue to ask whether the Holy Bible permits the consumption of alcohol. This is why KIGALIINFO explores this question by examining key biblical passages, particularly the account of…

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Why do long and intensive studying contribute to hair loss in men?

It is rare to find an expert in a particular field—such as a professor or a doctor—who still has thick hair, especially on the upper part of the head, from…

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Isombe is more than cassava leaves, a dish that supports household budgeting

For many parents, cassava leaves—locally known as isombe—are among the essential items they rarely leave the market without buying. Once purchased, the leaves are mixed with various vegetables, pounded, cooked,…

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Frequent prenatal checkups can prevent severe birth defects such as cyclopia

Being born with a single eye, a condition known as cyclopia, often accompanied by the absence of a nose, is extremely rare—occurring in about one in every 100,000 births. Despite…

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Why many Rwandan women are choosing not to have more children – NISR

The Seventh Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey (DHS7), released by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda (NISR) on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, shows that a significant proportion of married…

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EAC Experts Urged to Shift from Silos to Synergy in Climate Communication

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) has called for stronger coordination among key sectors to improve how climate information is shared with citizens across…

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Rwanda: Organic waste becomes a valuable commodity as farmers turn to regenerative Agriculture

If you can gather fallen leaves, grass and any other biodegradable scraps, toss them into a compost pit, introduce earthworms in it, and wait for the mixture for two months,…

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Rwanda to meet WHO-recommended health workforce within three years

The Ministry of Health (MINISANTE) has announced that Rwanda is set to reach the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s recommended ratio of health professionals—including doctors, nurses, and midwives—within the next three…

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Where air pollution is found in Rwanda — and why it’s a growing health concern

The Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) and the Ministry of Health (MINISANTE) are urging citizens to support national efforts aimed at cleaning the air that people breathe — a move…

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Rutsiro to open new hospital connecting with U.S. doctors

A new hospital, Kivu Hills Medical Center, has been inaugurated in Boneza Sector, Rutsiro District, and is set to begin receiving outpatients by the end of 2025. The facility will…

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