July 4, 2025
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Federal Ministry Champions Stronger Primary Healthcare Across Nigeria

The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, led by Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, is dedicated to enhancing healthcare access for all Nigerians through the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund (BHCPF). In a recent gathering in Abuja for the 11th Ministerial Oversight Committee meeting, key stakeholders highlighted the significant strides made in improving primary healthcare services

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Angélique Kidjo African Trailblazer Honored on Hollywood Walk of Fame

In a historic moment, Benin’s music legend, Angélique Kidjo, etched her name in the annals of fame by becoming the first black African artist to receive a star on the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame. This milestone achievement not only celebrates her remarkable musical journey but also highlights the global impact of African talent in

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Zambia Celebrating Victory Over Cholera Outbreak

After weeks of battling the ruthless cholera outbreak, Zambia is finally able to heave a collective sigh of relief as health officials declare an end to the crisis. The country has seen five consecutive weeks pass by without any new reported infections, marking a significant milestone in public health. Health Minister Elijah Muchima revealed that

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South Africas Government of National Unity Faces Corruption Scandal Amidst Tensions

Tension is palpable in South Africa as the one-year mark approaches for the Government of National Unity (GNU). The coalition, comprising ten parties, was established after the African National Congress (ANC) failed to secure a parliamentary majority due to corruption allegations. This unprecedented formation marked a shift in South Africa’s political landscape and raised hopes

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FGs Fight Against HIV/AIDS in South East Free to Shine Campaign Takes Center Stage

The fight against HIV/AIDS is a battle that demands unwavering commitment and collective effort, especially in regions where the burden of the disease weighs heavily on communities. Recently, the Federal Government, under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, has intensified its efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in the South-East region through

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11th MOC Meeting on Basic Health Care Provision Fund 2nd Quarter 2025

In a bustling conference room filled with eager faces, the 11th BHCPF MOC Meeting for the 2nd Quarter of 2025 unfolded. The air hummed with anticipation as stakeholders gathered to discuss crucial matters regarding basic health care provision. Amidst the sea of voices and shuffling papers, one message resonated clearly – the importance of accessible

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New Brain Cancer Test Revolutionizing Diagnosis and Treatment

In the world of medical advancements, time is a critical factor when it comes to diagnosing and treating serious conditions. Waiting for weeks on end for crucial test results can be agonizing, especially for patients dealing with the uncertainty of a brain tumor diagnosis. However, there is hope on the horizon as scientists have unveiled

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Gaza Crisis Urgent Need for Humanitarian Aid Amid Rising Tensions

In the midst of escalating tensions, Gaza finds itself in the throes of a humanitarian crisis that has caught the attention of global leaders. According to Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the situation in Gaza is rapidly deteriorating, highlighting an urgent need for increased humanitarian assistance to be channeled into the Palestinian enclave. Describing the

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Ivory Coast Opposition Coalition Calls for Election Reform Amid Presidential Race

In the heart of Ivory Coast, a political storm is brewing as the opposition, under the banner of the Coalition for a Peaceful Alternation, raises its voice for change ahead of the upcoming presidential election. The coalition recently made headlines by demanding political dialogue with the ruling party, Rally of the Republicans (RDR), led by

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