Category: Health Maintenance

GENEVA - The World Food Program is warning that 21% of Sudan’s 40 million population faces acute hunger and will need emergency assistance between June and September, when food stocks are lowest.

Several factors have contributed to this situation. For …

When the leaders of the world’s industrialized nations meet next week in Cornwall, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will ask them to commit to “vaccinate the entire world against coronavirus by the end of 2022,” according to a statement Saturday.…

As gunfire crackled outside, Genet Webea huddled with her husband and seven-year-old daughter, praying they would be spared in the latest bout of ethnic strife to rock central Ethiopia.

But that morning in April, around a dozen gunmen broke down …

Cameroonian authorities say they are deporting more than 1,000 illegal gold miners on the country’s eastern border with the Central African Republic after 27 miners died in May due to landslides. Those being expelled include 400 Central Africans and Senegalese …

The president of Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous region of Tanzania, has said his government will soon import COVID-19 vaccines. This puts the region at odds with the national government, which has yet to approve any COVID vaccine. Opposition parties are urging …

At least 55 people were killed overnight in two attacks on villages in eastern Congo, the United Nations said on Monday, in potentially the worst night of violence the area has seen in at least four years.

The army and …

South Sudan’s Vice President Rebecca Nyandeng de Mabior has tested positive for Covid-19. Nyandeng, who is in charge of the gender and youth cluster, confirmed the result to Radio Tamazuj this afternoon.

Nyandeng, the widow of the late Dr. John …

Students of Omdurman Islamic University organised a demonstration at the Ministry of Justice yesterday to protest the killing of a student in the University Laboratories.

Khartoum State Police said that two suspects have been arrested in relation with the murder …

(JUBA) - A senior South Sudanese official has admitted destroying the government, citing the failure to deliver services promised to citizens during the country’s secession from Sudan in July 2011.

“We have destroyed the government ourselves. When we fought the …