In 2006 the missionaries returned, and called on the surgeon Dr. Elysée Nahimana to manage the hospital, which at first had only six nurses.

[3] The hospital contacted the "MPR Development" program in 2017 for help in creating a physiotherapy department.

An existing building was converted for this purpose, and equipment was installed between October 2019 and June 2020 at a cost of 15,677 euros.

[6] In March 2024 Evariste Ndayishimiye, President of Burundi, visited the hospital and gave out food assistance to the poorest patients.

He also visited the site of a three-storey extension to the hospital that was being built to accommodate pregnant women and sick children under 5 years old.