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Rwanda reviews curfew, allows gatherings as Covid cases drop

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Community Health Workers queue to receive Covid-19 vaccine in Rwanda. PHOTO | COURTESY | RWANDA BROADCASTING AGENCY

By  Ange Iliza

Rwanda has eased Covid-19 rules allowing social gatherings and public events to resume after the country recorded a decline in Covid-19 infections.

It has also adjusted the curfew from midnight-4am, and businesses are allowed to open until 11pm. 

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