Many Kenyans Continue to Sacumb to Malaria-Experts say
Efforts to combat the disease traditionally include the distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets, spraying breeding areas, and promoting prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Development & Systems
Infrastructure, institutions, and the systems that make growth possible — or not.
Devastating Floods and Landslides Claim 155 Lives in Tanzania Due to El Niño
In a distressing report presented to Tanzania’s parliament, Majaliwa detailed the broader impact of the disaster, noting that approximately 200,000 people and over 51,000 households have been adversely affected.
Madagascar Faces Dual Crisis of Malaria and Malnutrition
The peak of malaria season coincides with the cyclone and rainy season, running from October to May. During this period, access to healthcare becomes critically impaired.
Burundi's Talitha Koum Centre: Pioneering Autism Support and Awareness
Named after the Hebrew phrase meaning 'Get up and walk,' the center not only offers specialized care but also works to educate the community and support families dealing with autism.
World Bank Suspends Funding for Tanzanian Tourism Project Citing Human Rights Concerns
Facing pressure from rights groups, World Bank suspends funding for Tanzania tourism project
Kenya Expands Plastic Ban to Include Organic Waste Disposal Bags
The Kenyan environmental agency has given residents and local authorities a three-month preparation period before the new regulations are enforced.
Innovative Shipping Container Homes Address Ghana's Housing Crisis
The affordability of these container homes, ranging from $7,000 to $35,000, presents a cost-effective alternative to traditional construction, which can cost up to $70,000 for a basic two-bedroom house.
No Respite for Laborers and Street Vendors as Deadly Heat Wave in Mali Exacerbates Challenges
This extreme weather crisis, which began in late March during the Islamic month of Ramadan, has already been linked to a surge in deaths, with local hospitals reporting alarming figures.
Blow as Ghana’s newly imported train from Poland collides with lorry in test run
Railways Minister John Peter Amewu took to Facebook to describe the incident as "unfortunate, irresponsible, and unpatriotic."
South Africa surpassed 7,000 NEV vehicles sold in 2023
In South Africa, although adoption was initially slow, the country has gradually begun to embrace these vehicles, especially since 2022.
Severe Drought Affects Nearly Half of Zambia's Population, Calls for $940 Million in Aid
In Zambia, the drought has drastically affected the agriculture sector, with one million hectares of planted maize—the country's staple food—adversely impacted.
Elon Musk's Starlink to Cease Operations in South Africa-Reports say
Despite its high cost, Starlink has been a preferred choice for many in Africa, especially those in remote and rural areas, due to its reliability compared to local internet service providers.
Health Crisis Deepens as Doctor Strike Empties Public Hospitals in Kenya
This strike, now entering its second month, is part of a nationwide protest by doctors demanding better pay and the hiring of trainee doctors, essential for their qualification.
Rampant Sale of Stolen Medicines in Liberia's Pharmacies, USAid Reports
According to Wright, these "acts of fraud" are preventing essential medicines, meant to be free for the public, from reaching Liberians who are in need.
Surges in Monkey Pox in DR Congo Forces Experts into a `Crisis Management` Meeting
"For the first time, we have confirmed cases of sexual transmission of MPOX in the DRC. Given its severity and widespread impact across almost every province, we are facing a public health emergency," stated Muyembe.
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