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A new World Health Organization (WHO) analysis finds that the COVID-19 pandemic has galvanized the development of more than 120 health technology innovations that have been piloted or adopted in Africa. The study of 1000 new or modifications of existing…
Several people, who were recently tested positive for Coronavirus in Liberia, are said to be in hiding as health authorities have launched a manhunt to take them to the treatment centers. The country’s health minister— Wilhelmina Jallah said, of the 65…
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday said the country’s economy is “too fragile” to go through another period of lockdown. President Buhari, through his Twitter handle, urged Nigerians to continue adhering to the laid down COVID-19 protocols in order to…
Countries will review Liberia’s human rights record during the 36th session of the Universal Periodic Review at the United Nations Human Rights Council on November 2, 2020. Liberian officials will participate in the review. Ahead of the review, Liberian, regional,…
The boss of a miners' federation in Zimbabwe, Henrietta Rushwaya was arrested by the police on Monday, for allegedly trying to smuggle six kilograms of gold out of the country. Veronic Njie reports.
Commuting across the Sierra Leonean capital, Freetown is becoming challenging due to the lack of adequate public buses. Our Correspondent Patrick Sallia reports.
The World Health Organization is calling on governments across the globe to implement an all-inclusive health program to provide health services to Migrants and refugees alike. WHO Boss, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made the call during a media briefing on…
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The pan-African movement, Africans Rising has expressed concern over the recent decline in democratic gains across Africa. It calls on Africans to unite to protect their constitutions from leaders who would like to change them to perpetuate themselves in power.…
A court in Liberia has found a woman guilty of trafficking two Liberian children to the United States without the consent of their biological mothers. In 2008, Mariah Luyken was indicted for trafficking the children following complaints from their parents…
Cote d’Ivoire’s victims group (CVCI), an organization of victims of crises in the country, on Monday, denoufnced incitement to ethnic violence less than a week before the presidential election. The president of the group Issiaka Diaby said that people want…
Female journalists in Cameroon on Monday wore black to mourn the death of eight students. The students were killed by unidentified gunmen who attacked their school in Kumba in the southwest region of Cameroon. The killings have been blamed on…
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