Sahel - Always and Still Conflicts [analysis]
Centre 4s
Since 2005, the Sahel remains again and again weakened by terrorism! Due to the environment degradation, it is expanding and terrorism is spreading, taking root, and becoming… Read more »
A New Chance to Expand Children's Access to Education
IPS
The International Day of Education, January 24, reminds us of the power of education to transform children's lives, and to build vibrant, sustainable societies. Read more »
Global Fund Unveils Pioneering Climate and Health Fund to Accelerate Global Action
Global Fund
The new fund targets the world's most climate-vulnerable nations, delivering urgent support on adaptation and strengthening health systems to safeguard millions from the… Read more »
WHO Warns Over Alarming Surge in Malaria Cases in Ethiopia
New Times
Ethiopia has reported 8.4 million malaria cases since the beginning of this year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Read more »
Malaria Outbreak - Oshimolo Commune Registers More Than 500 New Cases
ANGOP
A sum of 524 cases of malaria and 11 deaths were registered in 51 days, in the commune of Oshimolo, southern province of Cunene, since the emergence of an outbreak of the disease… Read more »
A Look At the Evolving Nature of Anti-Malarial Drugs in Rwanda
New Times
With the introduction of Dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine (DHAP) and artesunate-pyronaridine (ASPY) on the list of anti-malarial drugs available in Rwanda, the number of treatments… Read more »
We Need a Communal Approach to Push Back On Malaria Resurgence [editorial]
New Times
The recent rise in malaria cases in the country, especially the City of Kigali and its environs is a cause for concern. While Rwanda has over the past years made significant… Read more »
