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Nigeria’s government has announced a plan to train 2,000 health workers annually in a bid to strengthen its struggling healthcare system. Health Minister Mohammed Pate revealed the initiative alongside news of a $5.5 billion private sector investment and 22 major…
President John Mahama has unveiled the Ghana Medical Care Trust Fund, dubbed Mahama Cares, to aid citizens battling chronic diseases. The fund will support treatment for conditions such as kidney failure, cancer, and heart disease, easing financial burdens on patients…
A U.S. delegation has arrived in Monrovia to assess the growing concerns surrounding prostate cancer in Liberia. The team is set to carry out a feasibility study in key hospitals to understand the extent and causes of the disease’s prevalence.…
The National Consultation on Political Party Charter in Mali Concludes with recommendations including the dissolution of all parties. Nigeria’s Main Opposition Peoples Democratic Party at a crossroads as thousands of its members defect to ruling APC. And, in Ghana, President…
This month on Woman of the Month, we share the powerful story of Megan Adediran – a mother whose love became a national movement. Faced with the challenge of raising two sons with severe haemophilia A, Megan turned her personal…
Consultations about the review of political party charter concludes in Mali. Media owners in Senegal threaten legal action over the government’s shutdown of dozens of outlets for non-compliance with media code. President Mahama launches Medical Care Trust Fund to cater…
President Mahama launches Medical Care Trust Fund to cater for chronic diseases in Ghana Media owners in Senegal threaten legal action over the government’s shutdown of dozens of outlets for non-compliance with media code. CSOs in Liberia urge the Presidency…
Media owners in Senegal threaten legal action over government’s shutdown of dozens of outlets for non-compliance with media code. In Mali, the National Consultation on Political Parties Reconfiguration moves to phase three. Embattled Ivorian Opposition Tidiane Thiam’s defence team demands…
A recent report by Afrobarometer has revealed a significant rise in support for military intervention in politics. The 2024 survey shows that 51% of Ghanaians now believe the military should intervene if elected leaders abuse their mandate, up from 40%…
Regular health check-ups can identify any early signs of health issues. Finding problems early means that your chances for effective treatment are increased. Many factors, such as your age, health, family history and lifestyle choices, impact how often you need…
Media owners in Senegal are speaking out against a government order to shut down dozens of media outlets. The Ministry of Communications says the affected outlets failed to comply with provisions of the Press Code following a recent audit. However,…
Mali’s national consultations on the future of political parties have entered phase three this Tuesday. Stakeholders from across the country are gathered to deliberate on potential reforms, including the controversial proposal to dissolve existing political parties. The review process has…
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