All articles in 'Health'
Painfully, because mothers must return to their official jobs after their leave, babies must be subj...
14th August 2018The African Union Commission is advocating for increased number of community healthcare workers thro...
7th August 2018PPPs have become a mechanism that governments regularly turn to in order to fulfil their responsibil...
29th May 2018Looking ahead, we will be short of more than 2000 doctors and 11 000 nurses by 2020
20th March 2018We must be prepared to make the case that investment in women's health and opportunity will be trans...
20th March 2018Complex beliefs and psychology revolving around the existence of “life after death” as well as manif...
9th January 2018Every year, people spend billions of dollars on substandard or falsified medical products
12th December 2017It is clear the medical education setup in Africa is in desperate need of reform, with widespread di...
21st November 2017The number of blood donations in the Region increased between 2013 and 2016, from 3.9 million units...
20th June 2017Let us all call on our countries to get rid of ethnic-specific weapons and weapons of mass destructi...
15th February 2017AHIC recommends that the incoming Trump Administration continue the efforts of the U.S. to support t...
19th January 2017Mabel* is a 52-year-old grandmother and farmer from one of Kenya’s coastal counties and lives with h...
3rd October 2016Africans in the Diaspora should play a leading role in a new international partnership committed to...
7th October 2014We cannot afford a serious threat like Ebola to be de-contextualized. It brings us back to the stigm...
9th September 2014The consequences of infertility are much more dramatic in developing countries and can create more w...
3rd July 2015Ebola demonstrates again like HIV before it that health is not just a responsibility of the health s...
2nd September 2014To defeat AIDS, all significant actors in the developmental process must become partners.
28th December 2015Dr. Cornelius Gligui receiving the award from Prof. Nii Otu Nartey, former C.E.O Korle...
2nd January 2016None of us is immune to vagaries of ill-health. This is why when the Ebola outbreak was...
29th September 2014It is prudent for the international community to start asking what went wrong for this dreadful viru...
24th November 2014We desperately need to inform our policies with current, reliable and informative data.
16th September 2013We have the tools necessary to defeat the AIDS and TB epidemics. The challenge is to find innovative...
13th December 2013Somalia is one of the countries with the highest lifetime risk of death in the world, where one woma...
30th June 2014The Ebola outbreak is providing the impetus to speed up the establishment of the Africa...
19th August 2014Young African scientists and medical doctors with courage must join the war against man-made disease...
25th August 2014It is even a much more difficult race against time to keep the rest of Africa Ebola-free in the incr...
18th November 2014We should celebrate Nigeria and Senegal success in the fight against Ebola by taking decisive steps...
21st October 2014On average, Kenyan women and girls are less knowledgeable than males regarding HIV
23rd September 2013Over the past few months, Russia's response to the outbreak of lethal Ebola disease in west Africa h...
30th September 2014In principle participatory healthcare is laudable, given that patients come into such partnership/re...
14th April 2014