Portable ultrasound devices are making a difference to maternal health care in remote Kenyan villages, enabling pregnancy-related complications to be identified earlier. This critical technology is improving the health of mothers and babies, offering new…
Health: As Deaths Soar, Tunisia Intensifies Virus Steps
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread in Tunisia, the health ministry in the country has intensified strict health protocols to reduce the spread of the virus. The measures we are taking have the goal…
Health Ministry Records 135 Fatalities In 24 hours…
Over 135 people has been killed by the novel coronavirus in South Africa, the Health Ministry made this known on in the late hours of Sunday via Zweli Mkhize. The Heath minister said 1,371 new…
158 New Coronavirus Related Death In South Africa
South Africa confirmed 158 new deaths from the coronavirus on Thursday, taking the whole range of deaths to 18,309, Zweli Mkhize the health minister announced. Zweli Mkhize stated 1,770 people had been diagnosed with COVID-19…
Health: 85% COVID-19 Cases In Nigeria Has Recovered
The variety of recovered COVID-19 sufferers in Nigeria is now close to 52,000, nearly 86% of the country’s whole caseload, fitness authorities said on Tuesday. According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), 51,943…
Health: Uganda’s hospitals run out of blood
Uganda's coronavirus cases may be small but the pandemic is constraining the delivery of health services regardless. A blood shortage that has hit major hospitals in the country has delayed, even halted life-saving surgeries and…
Health: Malagasy Organic Covid-19 Capsule Cure
Covid-Organics" — capsules containing extracts of a local Malagasy plant artemisia with proven anti-malarial properties and other indigenous herbs such as ravintsara inspired by a national herbal infusion believed to be effective in curing and…
Ivory Coast opens 60,000-seater stadium ahead of AFCON…
Ivory Coast inaugurated Saturday its new 60,000-seat Olympic stadium, built with the help of China, in Ebimpe, on the outskirts of Abidjan, in preparation for the African Cup of Nations soccer in 2023. The ceremony,…
Health chief salutes Africa’s fight against COVID-19
The head of the Africa Centres for Disease Control (CDC) has praised African states for managing to curb the spread of coronavirus. Africa has seen about 1.4 million cases and 34,000 deaths since February. These…
World about to cross the Million Covid-19 Deaths
With the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide surpassing 32 million, the one million coronavirus related deaths mark should shortly be reached, as the situation has worsened in several countries. The United States remain the…
Contaminations could rise as COVID-19 fears disappear in…
With Zimbabwe not recording any COVID 19 related deaths for a whole week earlier this month, many have let their guard down. As a result, few masks are worn in public or are misused, worn…
COVID-19: The latest in Africa
Africa is seeing an average fall of 10% in new COVID-19 cases. But situations on the ground vary widely. South Africa has reported the continent's highest number of cases and deaths, and the world's seventh…
Ethiopia: PM hails growing COVID-19 testing capacity in…
The Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, commended the country's growing COVID-19 checking out capability as the quantity of demonstrated instances reached 59,648 as of Monday. Ethiopia's proven COVID-19 cases reached 59,648 after 976 new cases…
Breaking: Egypt tries plasma treatment to fight pandemic
The treatment of the new coronavirus with plasma brings of hopevto Egypt where there is an estimated 100,000 cases and more than 5,000 deaths. The 25-year-old land surveyor from Cairo caught the disease in May,…
Health: Uganda is renewing the campaign to end…
Uganda says it is fast-tracking efforts to put off malaria, which continues to take lives and bleed the country's financial system extra than any different disease. The sickness is accountable for 30 to 40 percentage…
220M Covid-19 Vaccine Doses Will Be Tested in…
Africa the Initial Testing Ground for Coronavirus Vaccine Doses The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared that 220 million covid-19 vaccine doses will be tested on the African population. The distribution will be based on nation…
Health: Why Ugandans die of COVID-19
Between July 21, when Uganda recorded the first COVID-19 death and August 27, the country lost 26 people to COVID-19, out of 2,524 confirmed cases. While COVID-19 kills on its own virility, most of those…
S’Africa: Unions Threaten Strike Over Inadequate Covid tools
South Africas largest union coprising of Education, Health and Allied Workers known as NEHAWU have threatened to go on strike beginning from Monday August 24 According to the union, this is in response to the…
NEWS: DR Congo’s Ebola ‘evolving in a concerned…
Ebola outbreak in the western section of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is of grave difficulty as instances attain one hundred in much less than a hundred days, the regional director of the World…