To Offer 100 Free Reconstructive Surgeries In Senegal In collaboration with a team of healthcare volunteers, Harvard-trained Ghanaian American Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Michael K. Obeng, and R.E.S.T.O.R.E. (Restoring […]
By Morounfolu Olugbosi Before COVID-19 came along, tuberculosis (TB) was a primary focus of health authorities in sub-Saharan Africa. In 2019, approximately 1.4 million people were diagnosed with TB in the region, but
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That Change Behaviour In Plastic Waste Across Sub-Saharan Africa Strand 3 of the Afri-plastics Challenge seeks the creation of campaigns, schemes, tools and other creative interventions that change the behaviour
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By Charles Mpaka Ellena Joseph, a small-scale maize farmer in Chiradzulu District in Southern Malawi, finished preparing her field early in October. As the first rains start falling in some parts
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By Victoria Fan and Steve Kuo Many countries around the world have punished most of the African continent for the scientific discovery of the Omicron variant through the imposition of travel bans. These
By Alexander Kozul-Wright On 25 November, news emerged from South Africa of a new COVID-19 variant. It has since been identified as Omicron, a Greek alphabet derivation the World Health Organization
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The current shortage of healthcare practitioners in South Africa poses a substantial threat to the adequate provision and delivery of healthcare. Many in the healthcare sector believe that this shortage
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IsraAID, the largest humanitarian organisation in Israel, has collaborated with Monday.com to support the Ministry of Health as they work to ensure that the whole population of the Kingdom of
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The only way for South Africa to tackle the scourge of gender-based violence (GBV) – which kills around seven women a day – is to directly address the harmful norms,
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When Bonolo Monthe’s neighbours discarded bucketsful of fallen ripe morula fruit from their backyard, she saw food and fortune going to waste. Monthe took a tasty interest in the fruit
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