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Ahead the World Parkinson’s Day 2023, health experts have expressed concern over access to medicine and specialized care for people suffering from this ailment. Particularly in Ghana, Parkinson’s support groups are calling on politicians, policymakers and global health organizations to…
Despite being Africa’s largest economy and most populous country, Nigeria’s healthcare outcomes compare dismally to its West African neighbours. Over the past two decades, Nigeria has witnessed a surge in deaths resulting from metabolic risk factors and non-communicable diseases, as…
A 38-year-old Nigerian CEO has bought a 55% stake in second division Danish football club, Aarhus Fremad. Shola Akinlade is the co-founder of financial tech start-up Paystack and owner of Sporting Lagos FC – a football club in Nigeria’s commercial…
The Burkina Faso government expels two French journalists who were working for the newspapers (le monde) Le Monde and Liberation. The two newspapers have accused the authorities of attempting to suppress freedom of speech with an increasing crackdown on foreign…
In Nigeria’s southwest Osun State, Governor Ademola Adeleke, credits the peaceful conduct of the state elections held on March 18 to the support given by the United States government. Governor Adeleke made this comment during a visit by the US…
Tension is escalating between the government and the US embassy in Conakry. The issue at hand relates to the American embassy’s publication of a countdown for a return to constitutional order in the country. According to reports, the Minister of…
Gambian nationals residing in Germany over the weekend protested in response to a comment made by the mayor of Tubingen, Boris Palmer, which they deemed to be racist. The comment was made after a Gambian citizen, Basiru Jallow, was fatally…
In Liberia, there are growing calls from citizens, and civil society actors, for an extension of the ongoing voter registration exercise in phase one counties. The first phase of the biometric voter registration exercise began on March 20 and is…
Ghana’s parliament has approved four financial bills presented by the government aimed at generating close to 350 million USD annually to boost domestic revenue mobilization. The measures are part of the government’s efforts to meet the IMF’s criteria to qualify…
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in its latest report indicates thousands of people in West Africa die every year due to the consumption of falsified and substandard antimalarial and antibiotic drugs. The Representative for the UNODC’s…
Let’s return our attention to Liberia where records of voter registration exercise violence are soaring high amidst the government’s inability to fund the electoral commission for the preparation of logistics in the coming general elections slated for 10TH October 2023.…
Universal access to health and universal health coverage implies that all people and communities have indiscriminate access, to comprehensive, appropriate and timely, quality health services according to the WHO. This means access to safe, effective, and affordable quality medicines, without…
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