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The Nigerien opposition is not giving up. It calls on the population to demonstrate this Tuesday to demand the true results of last month’s presidential elections runoff. The coalition supporting candidate Mahamane Ousmane is calling for peaceful marches to demand…
The World Health organization WHO has said that equitable vaccine distribution and solidarity is key to ending the pandemic. WHO’s director general – Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus during the agency’s virtual briefing Monday, remarked on the renewed political partnership from…
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a policy brief on Monday that though significant steps have been taken to prevent debt crises across the world sparked by the COVID-19 outbreak, they have not been sufficient to restore economic stability…
Health officials in the US state of Oregon are monitoring four people who visited Guinea and Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) because both countries are currently experiencing outbreaks of Ebola. Health officials say there is low risk for people…
Hope rose Sunday in Egypt when efforts to free a ship – the MV Ever Given which has blocked the Suez Canal for seven days reached its peak. The blockage has crippled international trade and caused loses worth billions of…
The United Nations has said that racism is dangerous, abhorrent, ugly and remains pervasive. The Global organization made the statement on Sunday in commemoration of the International day for the elimination of racial discrimination. Established by the UN General Assembly…
The International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) over the weekend held its 51st anniversary since its creation on March 20, 1970. Niger’s Minister in Charge of Foreign Affairs – Marou Amadou, in his remarks centered ON the theme "Francophone women,…
Ahead of Easter, many of the world’s biggest cocoa traders, chocolate manufacturers and retailers are still failing to address social and environmental concerns, according to the 2021 joint Easter Scorecard published by Be Slavery Free, Green America, INKOTA, Mighty Earth, and National Wildlife Federation. Storck, a…
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Thursday that new and unprecedented forms of natural disasters are most heavily felt in the agricultural industry. It said, at no other point in history have agri-food systems faced more hazards…
Drug maker – AstraZeneca is in the news again after a report that two recipients of the Oxford/AstraZeneca covid19 vaccine suffered adverse effects. In the report by New York times, authorities in Denmark reported that two people experienced brain hemorrhage…
The World Health Organization has said after a year of fighting the coronavirus that has resulted in more than 106,000 deaths, the arrival of vaccines through the COVAX Facility – marks a turning point in the response. Yesterday, Thursday, marked…
Denmark, Norway and Iceland announced Thursday they will temporarily suspend the use of the coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford. The Danish Health Authority said it would temporarily stop using the shot in its vaccination program as…
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