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The Board of Directors of the African Development Fund has approved a $101 million loan to finance the Rwanda Sustainable and Resilient Water and Sanitation Program – a policy-based operation to support Rwanda’s water and sanitation sector. The program aims to improve water and sanitation governance and access to basic water supply and sanitation services. It will also

Rwanda: African Development Bank Group commits $101 million to sustainable water and sanitation reforms

Norovirus cases are up on cruise ships, but that doesnt necessarily mean travelers should panic.

America is back and puking on cruise ships again! According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of cruise ship outbreaks reported this year is already higher than it has been in about a decade. So far, all of these outbreaks have been caused by norovirus, a very unpleasant, though usually self-limiting, stomach bug.

The exact cause of this year's uptick in cruise cases remains unclear

Whether from Miami, New York, Seattle or more, millions of Americans pack aboard cruise ships on vacation. But when it comes to the health of those travelers, its not always smooth sailing.

Royal Caribbean and Carnival Corp.’s ships among the most impacted

(CNN) — Whether from Miami, New York, Seattle or more, millions of Americans pack aboard cruise ships on vacation. But when it comes to the health of those travelers, it’s

There have been 13 outbreaks of norovirus on cruises this year, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That’s the highest number of norovirus outbreaks on cruises recorded since 2012, with almost half of the calendar year left to go.