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Kigali, Rwanda - In a surprise move, the Rwandan government has banned several churches across the country, citing concerns over "unregulated" and "noisy" religious activities. According to a statement released by the Rwandan Ministry of Justice, a total of 714 churches have been closed, including some of the country's largest Pentecostal and evangelical churches. The government claims that many of these churches were operating without proper registration or adherence to building codes, and that some were even conducting loud services that disrupted neighboring communities. However, religious leaders and human rights groups have criticized the move, saying it is an attack on religious freedom and an attempt to silence dissenting voices. "This is a clear violation of the constitutional right to freedom of worship," said Bishop Samuel Mugisha, head of the Rwanda Episcopal Conference. "We urge the government to reconsider this decision and engage in

 “The greatest wealth is health, and the best investment is in yourself. Take care of your body, nurture your mind, and prioritize your well-being. Remember, a healthy lifestyle is not a destination, but a journey. Make self-care a habit, and watch your life flourish in ways you never thought possible." "Health is the crown on the head that only the healthy can see. Protect it, nurture it, and prioritize it. For in a healthy body and mind, lies the greatest wealth of all." Source: https://thepresidentialpress.blogspot.com

Types of Mosquitoes and Diseases They Transmit: 1. *Aedes Mosquitoes:*     - Diseases: Dengue Fever, Chikungunya, Zika Virus, Yellow Fever     - Infection: Through bites, primarily during daylight hours     - Prevention: Eliminate standing water, use insect repellents, wear protective clothing     - Cure: No specific treatment, but early detection and medical care can manage symptoms 2. *Anopheles Mosquitoes:*     - Diseases: Malaria, Filariasis     - Infection: Through bites, primarily at night     - Prevention: Use mosquito nets, insecticides, and wear protective clothing     - Cure: Medications like chloroquine for malaria, and antibiotics for filariasis 3. *Culex Mosquitoes:*     - Diseases: West Nile Virus, Filariasis, Japanese Encephalitis     - Infection: Through bites, primarily at night     - Prevention: Eliminate standing water, use insect repellents, and wear protective clothing     - Cure: No specific treatment for West Nile Virus, but early detection and medical care can m

  Tallest Mountains On the planet Mountains are gigantic monsters transcending about the world, ready to be investigated. Which mountains make the rundown for the tallest on the planet? That could not set in stone by how you measure a mountain. The last estimation could rely upon one of three estimations. These three mountains rank most noteworthy in three units of estimation referenced in Mauna Kea's range from the base to culmination outperforms Mt. Everest and takes the title of Tallest Mountain. While the elevation is 4207m above ocean level, it estimates 10,203 meters or 33,476 ft from the base to the pinnacle. Most mountains are classified by level as per how far they overshadow ocean level yet can likewise be estimated uniquely in contrast deeply. We will figure out how these estimations stand against one another and change our impression of the world's tallest mountains. Mauna Kea the Tallest From Base To Culmination Outperforms Everest Mauna Kea is argumentally the tal

        A 40 year-old man who allegedly attack in his farm and butchered by two people in Tain district capital Nsawkaw was arrested and arrange before court today 13th June,2024 has given bill by the court without hearing from the victim, the two accused persons,i: Kwasi Marie, ii: Kwabena Dua, are now walking freely  in Town..   Nana Kwame also known in town as(KWAEMU) who is the victim of this case is alleging of foul play by the court decision to council the case without hearing from him, he also accused the Omanhene of Nsawkaw traditional area Nana Okoyeaman Duodu Ampem ii of having hand in the case. Video and photos attached to this ...    Contact the victim on 0549864100 Source: Asonaba Nana Konadu, Tain Fm

  *Nkoranza Technical Institute (NTI) Wins 2024 Regional Energy Commission SHS Renewable Challenge.* Nkoranza Technical Institute (NTI) has emerged as the winner of the fifth edition of the Regional Energy Commission Senior High School Renewable Energy Challenge, held at the Nkoranza Municipal Assembly in the Bono East Region. Among the eight participating schools, NTI's project presentation scored the highest marks, securing their victory. Our lady of Mount Camel SHS took second place, followed by Kintampo SHS, with Yeji SHS, Atebubu SHS, Jema SHS, and Nkoranza Senior High Technical School placing seventh with Nkwabeng Technical Institute on eighth respectively. The winning school, NTI , received a cash prize, a plaque, and other items. The competition, held under the theme; "Application of renewable energy technology in solving land degradation and water population", aims to educate and raise awareness about renewable energy resources and technologies among Senior High

 * Nkoranza SHS and Nkoranza Technical Institute Students Clash Again; Several Injured. * Students of Nkoranza Technical Institute (NTI) attacked students of Nkoranza Senior High Technical School (SECTHEC) in the Bono East region on Monday, June 10, 2024, leaving eight injured and damaging school properties, including police and teachers' cars. The police intervened, bringing the riot under control, and two students have been arrested, with efforts ongoing to apprehend other perpetrators. According to sources, the incident occurred after male students of NTI visited Nkoranza SECTHEC on Friday evening, June 7, 2024, to propose to some female students, which infuriated male students of SECTHEC, leading to the riot. In an interview with Apiah-Kubi on Fabea FM's "Me Man Ho Dadwen," Isaac Amankwaa, the Municipal Education Director of Nkoranza South, stated that the situation has been calmed down while investigations continue. He noted that a committee has been set up by th