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The European Union has released 2.3 million euros in emergency aid to fight a surging cholera wave across West and Central Africa. Brussels directed the bulk of the package, roughly 1.5 million euros, straight to Nigeria, where dirty water and poor drainage continue to spread disease. Health officials across the continent tracked more than 61,000…
The year 2014 remains etched in the memory of many Nigerians. It was a time when handshakes gave way to elbow bumps, bush meat disappeared from tables, and temperature checks at school gates became a daily ritual. When Ebola landed in Lagos that July, an entire nation held its breath. That story ended well…
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the deadliest in the country’s history, with more than 2,300 people reported to have died since the virus was declared on 15 May. According to the latest situation report released on Sunday by the country’s health authorities, the DRC has recorded 4,945…
The Democratic Republic of the Congo faces the second-largest Ebola outbreak in recorded history as official cases surpass 4,400 with over 2,000 dead. International health authorities warn the epidemic is moving faster than any previous wave of the virus. The World Health Organisation admits response teams are playing catch-up against unidentified transmission chains. Deep aid…
Nigeria faces a crushing medical drain as thousands of pharmacists flee overseas. The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria reports that 9,000 specialists left the country over four years. Another 850 practitioners secured clearance letters to move abroad during the first half of 2026. Emigration strips local hospitals and drug shops of their brightest talent….
Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak crossed 4,000 cases on Friday as the virus outruns global containment efforts. Figures from the country’s public health institute put total infections at 4,053 and fatalities at 1,850. Health officials describe the current epidemic as the fastest-spreading on record since its official declaration on May 15th. The disease now…
Nigeria’s public health system faces mounting pressure as Lassa fever deaths surge past two hundred. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reported that cumulative fatalities reached two hundred and twenty-nine by week twenty-eight. Total confirmed cases climbed to nine hundred and sixty-three across twenty-three states. Fresh weekly infections rose to twenty-five following a…
Frontline medical personnel fighting the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have gone on strike over months of unpaid salaries. Healthcare workers across eastern provinces, including the epicentre in Ituri, warn that administrative neglect threatens containment efforts. The nation is currently battling its seventeenth recorded Ebola epidemic, which has already claimed over…
Africa loses seven billion dollars every year to overseas healthcare as citizens flee broken domestic hospitals. More than 300,000 Africans travel to India alone each year for specialist treatment. The Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi revealed these figures at a media roundtable in Lagos. Chief Operating Officer Khurram Jamal criticised African governments for prioritising…
Nigeria is preparing to convert one of its least understood assets, the genetic code of more than 200 million citizens, into an engine for medicine, agriculture and national income, with the Federal Government unveiling plans for a dedicated Nigeria Genomic City. The announcement signals a deliberate attempt to move the country from a spectator in…