Breakthrough as U.S. sends HIV prevention drugs to Africa
The United States has achieved a major scientific breakthrough by sending advanced HIV prevention drugs to Africa to support ongoing public health efforts.
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Doctor-to-patient ratios reveal severe healthcare gaps across Nigerian states
A 2025 report shows extreme disparities in doctor-to-patient ratios across Nigerian states, with Enugu having the lowest at 299 patients per doctor and Bauchi the highest at 54,249.
Doctors in England begin strike over low pay
Thousands of resident doctors in England have begun a five-day strike, demanding higher pay and increased training opportunities, in the 13th walkout since March 2023.
Russian robot presentation ends in embarrassment
One of the first humanoid robots in Russia collapsed on stage as it was presented in Moscow on Tuesday. Staff rushed to shield it from journalists and guests with black curtains.
Strokes are on the rise in Africa: why the continent needs its own care guidelines
Stroke care service providers are left without standardised guidance on how to diagnose, treat and support stroke patients.
Nigeria remains Africa’s top oil producer, despite failing to reach OPEC quota for 3 months
Nigeria’s oil output rose slightly to 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in October, maintaining its lead in Africa despite falling short of its OPEC quota for the third consecutive month.
Primate Ayodele issues fresh prophecies on Ghana, Mali, others
Primate Elijah Ayodele has issued fresh prophecies warning of political upheavals, leadership crises, and security threats across several African nations.
Obasanjo: U.S. never acted in Africa without informing Nigeria under my watch
Obasanjo reminisced on Nigeria’s past global influence and urged youths to take active leadership roles amid Trump’s controversial remarks on insecurity.
Ghanaian startup aims to redefine Africa’s workforce through data skills
Ghanaian entrepreneur Jeph Acheampong is transforming Africa’s tech landscape through Blossom Academy, which trains youth and professionals in data analytics and AI to boost employment and innovation.
Africa loses $10bn to medical tourism, NMA urges more health investment
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) says Africa loses about $10 billion yearly to medical tourism, with Nigeria accounting for $2 billion, urging investment in local healthcare to reverse the trend.