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Bhavya Joshi, a doctoral student at UC Berkeley, is conducting vital research in Kakuma refugee camp focusing on the reproductive health needs of South Sudanese women affected by multiple crises. …
Addressing Health Needs at Kakuma Refugee Camp: Bhavya Joshi’s Research Efforts Read More
On April 7, 2025, Sierra Leone commemorated World Health Day with WHO, highlighting efforts to reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates. The government has made substantial progress, including a 78% …
Sierra Leone Commemorates World Health Day 2025: A Commitment to Maternal and Newborn Health Read More
Sentebale, Prince Harry’s charity, is troubled by financial difficulties and internal disputes leading to leadership resignations. Insiders criticized the charity’s fundraising effectiveness, despite an influx of money from Harry’s memoir. …
Financial Struggles and Leadership Conflicts at Sentebale Charity Read More
Maryam Jillani’s new cookbook highlights the diverse traditions of Pakistani cuisine, emphasizing its cultural significance through personal narratives and traditional recipes. It seeks to celebrate culinary heritage and foster a …
New Cookbook Highlights the Rich Diversity of Pakistan’s Culinary Heritage Read More
World Down Syndrome Day, observed on March 21, highlights the need for improved support systems for individuals with Down syndrome. The story of Papafio Kwei reflects the struggles faced by …
World Down Syndrome Day: Advocating for Enhanced Support in Ghana Read More
In Zimbabwe, a system failure has left many new mothers unable to obtain free Child Health Cards necessary for tracking their infants’ health. An underground market has developed due to …
Zimbabwe’s New Mothers Face Extortion in Quest for Child Health Cards Read More
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes and hypertension are becoming an epidemic in Liberia, necessitating a coordinated national response according to WHO representative Dr. Clement Peter. Poor lifestyle choices significantly contribute …
Addressing Non-Communicable Diseases in Liberia: A Call for National Action Read More
Brigadier General Jerry Baird Jr., a McDowell County native, is taking on a 12-month assignment in Saudi Arabia as the new director of operations (Forward) for U.S. Central Command. With …
Brigadier General Jerry Baird Jr. Moves to Saudi Arabia for New Role Read More
In Zimbabwe, new mothers face difficulties obtaining Child Health Cards due to an artificial shortage and black-market sales. The cards, crucial for tracking infant health, are unavailable at clinics and …
Challenges for New Mothers in Zimbabwe: The Struggle for Child Health Cards Read More
Taba, a modified tobacco product, is widely used by Gambian women for perceived sexual and health benefits, despite warnings from health officials regarding its dangers, including significant side effects and …
The Hidden Dangers of Taba: A Secret Tobacco Drug among Gambian Women Read More