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In Ghana, the strike by Registered Nurses’ & Midwives’ Association across the country is having a toll on patient lives. Though, government has express commitment for engagement, the nurses remain resolute in their demands for improve better conditions of service.…
Our woman of the day is Angie Elizabeth Brooks (August 24, 1928 – September 9, 2007) Angie Elizabeth Brooks was a distinguished Liberian diplomat and trailblazer in international diplomacy. As you will hear WADR’s Monrovia Correspondent Abraham Parker, her life…
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and women’s rights groups in Senegal have strongly denounced the rising rate of femicide in the country. This heinous act, the women’s rights group say, stems from various Gender Base Violence (GBV) women encounter without response…
This poem by Trikeria titled “Morning Mourning” speaks about the hardships faced within the African-American community. Many have become insensitive to the suffering of our society however, the ramifications still exist and are prevalent through injustice and inequality within systems.…
Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial, as is maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Your eyes are an important part of your health. Most people rely on their eyes to see and make sense of the world around them. But some eye…
In Sierra Leone, a recent report has shown that extreme heat exposure affects pregnancy and newborn health, further increasing rates of preterm birth and stillbirth as well as greater rates of hypertension in pregnant women. This is a finding by…
Hailing from the vibrant streets of Liberia, JZyNo has emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience, breaking barriers with unwavering determination and unmatched talent. Growing up amidst the hustle and bustle of Monrovia’s neighbourhoods, his story is a powerful…
May 1st, 2025, marks Labour Day across West Africa and the world at large—a day to honour the dedication and resilience of workers who drive our economies forward. From bustling markets to government offices, from cocoa farms to construction sites,…
A recent report by Afrobarometer has revealed a significant rise in support for military intervention in politics. The 2024 survey shows that 51% of Ghanaians now believe the military should intervene if elected leaders abuse their mandate, up from 40%…
The World Health Organisation says Outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles, meningitis and yellow fever are rising globally, and diseases like diphtheria, which have long been held at bay or virtually disappeared in many countries, are at risk of…
The death of Pope Francis on Monday, at the age of 88, has continued to spark deep emotion, especially in Africa. Political and religious figures paid tribute to the late Pope, saying he worked to consolidate peace worldwide. Recall that…
Nigeria recently declared a national emergency on food security, following the urgent need to expand irrigation infrastructure and implement participatory water resource management across the country. At the just concluded 6th African Regional Conference on Irrigation and Drainage in Abuja,…
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