Rwanda: Covid-19 - New Guidelines for Infected Candidates as National Exams Begin

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Rwanda: Covid-19 - New Guidelines for Infected Candidates as National Exams Begin

[New Times] The Ministry of Education has released infection, prevention and control (IPC) guidelines for students in home-based care (HBC) who will be sitting for national examinations on Monday, July 12.

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