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Africa’s Brain Drain: The True Cost of Talent Migration

Africa is witnessing an unprecedented exodus of talent, with thousands of its brightest minds leaving the continent in search of better opportunities abroad. This mass migration, often termed “brain drain,”.

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Tackling Breast Cancer Crisis: A Call to Action for Rural Ghana

Breast cancer is a significant health threat to women in Ghana, particularly in rural areas such as the Upper East Region. Limited healthcare resources, cultural stigmas, and a lack of.

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Mpox on the Move: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

Since the declaration of Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, as a public health emergency by the African Union’s health watchdog and the World Health Organization a few weeks ago, several.

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War in Sudan: Displacement, Economic Losses, and Efforts

A recent report has shed light on the devastating humanitarian crisis in Sudan, revealing that 14 months of conflict have pushed over 755,000 people into severe hunger, with 14 areas.

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Powering Africa: Bold Moves to Eradicate Energy Poverty

In the 21st century, amidst the towering skyscrapers and bustling cities, a paradoxical reality exists in Africa – energy poverty. According to the United Nations, “Across Africa, a staggering 600.

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Ebola Trial Vaccines To Start In Uganda

Three candidate vaccines against the strain of Ebola wreaking havoc in Uganda will be shipped to the East African country next week for trials, the World Health Organization, WHO, said.

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WHO Hails Nigeria Over UN Peace-Keeping Role

The World Health Organization (WHO), has lauded Nigeria for its active role in the United Nations peacekeeping efforts. The global health body noted that since UN peacekeeping was established in.

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Sudan: Trial Ebola Strain Vaccine Begins In weeks – WHO

World Health Organization, WHO chief, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said on Wednesday a clinical trial of a vaccine to combat the Sudan strain of Ebola could start within weeks in Uganda..

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Gambian Govt Inaugurates campaign to end alleged killer Syrups

The Gambian government has inaugurated an urgent door-to-door campaign to remove cough and cold syrups blamed for the deaths of more than 60 children from kidney injuries in the West.

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Africa: WHO Introduces Suicide Prevention

The World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced a suicide prevention campaign in Africa, a region it says has the highest rate of suicide deaths in the world. Announcing the development.

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