Angola bets on effective prevention and control of non-communicable diseases gamboo@who.int Wed, 13/03/2024 – 10:32 13 March 2024 Read More Featured News
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Liberia rewriting cervical cancer narrative, one dose at a time ridgardn@who.int Wed, 13/03/2024 – 08:32 13 March 2024 Read More Featured News
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Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to confront an explosion in demand for meat expected throughout the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, hoping to stabilize prices as the country’s economy continues to struggle. Read More Africanews RSS
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He is reported to have died in the early hours of Thursday in Germany where he had been receiving medical treatment for some time now. Read More Africanews RSS
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Egypt said Wednesday it has reached a deal with the International Monetary Fund to increase a bailout loan to $8 billion. Read More Africanews RSS
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The stagnant economy and high levels of unemployment are major concerns for voters as the country heads into a highly-contested general election. Read More Africanews RSS
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“Most of our tobacco is grown by small-scale farmers. They depend on the rains, and a drought is not good for their crop,” Read More Africanews RSS
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Artisanal Fishing in Africa Grapples with Illegal Exploitation and Labor Issues. Despite Abundant Marine Resources, Precarious Conditions and Child Labor Pose Significant Challenges while Increased Demand and Commodity Inflows Spark Concerns as Uganda’s Shilling Dips 4%. Read More Africanews RSS
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The country has just emerged from an embargo lasting almost eight months, and the military junta that runs the country is struggling to ensure that markets are supplied with basic necessities. Read More Africanews RSS
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Adesina highlighted the uneven nature of the negotiations, with lenders typically holding the upper hand and dictating terms to cash-strapped African nations. This power imbalance, coupled with a lack of transparency and the potential for corruption, creates fertile ground for exploitation, he said. Read More Africanews RSS
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