Health
Nigeria’s President Buhari off to London for medical follow-up
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari left last night for London to consult with his doctors, the Presidency said on Sunday. Vice...
W.H.O. foresees 50,000 cases of disease in Somalia
More than twenty five thousand people have been struck by Cholera or acute water Diarrhoea as a result of the...
More than 25,000 people struck by Cholera in Somalia – WHO
The World Health Organisation has warned that more than 25,000 people in famine-threatened Somalia have also been struck by cholera...
JAF wants Nigerians to condemn poor services in public hospitals
The Joint Action Front is calling on Nigerians to reject privatisation and commercialization of public facilities in government owned hospitals....
Syria’s Chemical attack symptoms consistent with use of nerve agent – WHO
The World Health Organization says Victims of the suspected chemical attack appeared to show symptoms consistent with reaction to a...
Trump blames Democrats for healthcare bill failure
President Donald Trump has laid the blame of the failure of his healthcare bill on Democrats. Repealing and replacing, the...
Kenyan doctors end three-month standoff after deal with govt
Doctors in Kenya's public hospitals on Tuesday finally called-off a three-month strike. This comes after they reached an agreement on...
Doctors’ strike: Kenyatta rules out talks, orders a return to work
Kenyan President has ruled out further talks with the striking doctors and directed them to return to work or face...
Thousands march against abortion restriction in Poland
Thousands of women and men marched through Warsaw and other Polish cities on Sunday to oppose plans by the conservative...
Health workers to kick off nationwide indefinite strike Monday
Members of the Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP), would begin an indefinite nationwide strike on Monday, March 6,...
