Extensive rehabilitation of existing infrastructure, new buildings and equipment, and a secure water supply were needed to transform it into a district hospital that meets the standards.

[4] A tender with plans for the upgrades was prepared in 2010, but missed several important aspects including moving the health center, operation of the hospital during the work, the flow of patients and staff and management of rainwater, electricity and waste water.

[6] In July 2019 Dr Thaddée Ndikumana, Minister of Public Health and the Fight against AIDS, made a working visit to the hospital, which had just been rehabilitated and expanded by the Kingdom of Belgium.

[7] In November 2019 Joseph Butore, Second Vice President of Burundi, inaugurated new buildings at the hospital.

[8] In August 2023 it was reported that about thirty contract workers in the hospital were demanding that they be treated according to the new salary policy.