In Ghana, two Labor Unions in the education sector have warned that they will resort to extreme measures should the government fail to factor their demands into the 2022 budget to be presented to Parliament on Wednesday. Expectorations have been…

A new report published by WHO in the lead-up to World Diabetes Day highlights the alarming state of global access to insulin and diabetes care. It finds that high prices, low availability of human insulin, few producers dominating the insulin…

The first batch of foreign healthcare specialists expected to help Sierra Leone treat victims of last week’s deadly tanker explosion have arrived in the country. The group of 10 Senegalese medics airlifted by the World Health Organisation (WHO) is part…

Nearly two weeks after the deadly tanker explosion in Freetown, the Sierra Leonean capital, health officials say the death toll has risen to 144. The previous estimate at the time when the government held a mass burial for victims of…

The UN Secretary-General said at the conclusion of COP26 in Glasgow that there was not enough political will to overcome some deep contradictions, adding that the Climate Conference had been an extremely challenging conference. According to Antonio Guterres, the approved…

At least 14 school pupils have drowned after the boat they were in capsized on the River Oti, in Ghana’s Northern Region. According to reports, the students numbering 31 were supposed to be in school, however, they were sent to…

The poor state of learning at the state-run University of Liberia has come under spotlight as lawmakers are exerting efforts to address the crisis. The influx of students coupled with the low funding gap, is said to be compounding issues…