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A Health Policy and Management analyst has expressed concern that the coronavirus pandemic has taken away attention from tropical diseases which are also deadly. Malaria, Cholera and Tuberculosis have been identified as some of the most common tropical diseases affecting…
Aid workers in Niger say the security situation has become untenable for thousands of Nigeriens in the Tillabéry region. This is where two deadly attacks took place on 2 January against two villages in Ouallam. This department is in the…
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The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Sunday that Africa passed the milestone of 3 million confirmed cases COVID-19 on Sunday, including more than 72,000 deaths. South Africa, with more than 1.2 million reported cases, including 32,824 deaths,…
Ghana’s Electoral Commission has described the election petition filed by the National Democratic Congress’s John Dramani Mahama as incompetent and without merit. Recall that last month, the opposition political party, filed a petition at the Supreme Court, challenging the outcome…
The leaders of the former rebels of the Coordination of Azawad Movements (CMA) and the June 14 Platform have agreed following the tensions in the management of the municipality of Aguelhok. The groups say that the signing of the accord…
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The World Health Organization (WHO) says despite the discovery and distribution of the covid19 vaccines underway, the world’s population needs to embrace the safety protocols even more. Speaking at the agency’s daily briefing Monday, Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus explained that the more…
Togo’s government says it will audit the management of school fees across the country. This is in line with the government's drive to improve the quality of services and education. According to the country’s minister of education, Dodzi Kokoroko, this…
Giving people a fraction of a yellow fever vaccine is effective and could help vaccinate millions more people during emergencies, according to results of a recent study led by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontiéres’ (MSF) research arm Epicentre, published in The…
In Senegal, the State of Emergency and State of Siege Bill is causing a lot of commotion in civil society. Adopted on Monday in the national assembly, the bill offers the possibility for the executive power and local elected officials…
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