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Recall, south Africa and the United Kingdom are the first nations to record the new nutant virus. Since the reported case of the new covid19 virus, countries around the world have in recent days announced the discovery on the new…
A Sierra Leonean man and his American friend on Wednesday arrived Freetown – the capital completing their long walk tagged “Walk for a Child” to demand an end to sexual violence in the country. Hindolo Pokowa and his American activist…
The United Nations Refugee Agency – UNHCR has called for a more concerted effort from the international community to save lives of refugees en route towards the Mediterranean. The Agency in a 2021 strategic action plan Wednesday also called for…
Gambia's Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled over a long-standing case of a former Junta member of the Armed Forces Provisional Ruling Council AFPR. The court during the hearing ruled that the Former AFPR member, Yankuba Touray is not entitled to…
Members of the University of Health and Allied Sciences Chapter of the Federation of Universities Senior Staff Association of Ghana laid down their tools on Wednesday in solidarity with the strike by the Teachers and Education Workers Union. This is…
The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has raised the alarm over insufficient number of nurses in the country, saying there were about 125, 000 registered nurses servicing the health needs of over 200million Nigerians. President of the…
Legislators in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have voted to remove Prime Minister Sylvestre Ilunga Ilunkamba, collapsing the government and handing President Felix Tshisekedi a chance to appoint loyalists to key ministries. Wednesday’s vote marks the latest episode…
Ghana’s Food and Drugs Authority and Pharmacy Council have expressed concern that there is currently a shortage of hydrogen peroxide in several pharmaceutical facilities across the country. A joint press statement issued by the organizations stated that the fall in…
In Mali, three peace agreements have been signed by the representatives of herder and farmer communities caught up in violence triggered by armed group attacks in the central region. According to a Swiss mediator, the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, Wednesday…
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