Even though cervical cancer can now be prevented through vaccination, a woman loses her life to this disease every two minutes worldwide. Women in countries with low and middle incomes face a greater impact. Every year in South Africa, more than 10,700 individuals are diagnosed with cervical cancer, resulting in over 5,800 fatalities. Cervical cancer is a preventable disaster, and in South Africa… Read More “Conquering Cervical Cancer: Enhancing Testing Access to Preserve Lives.”
After a year of tension over Ethiopia’s controversial agreement with Somaliland for sea access, Ethiopia and Somalia are taking steps to mend relations. […]
Togo is exploring the possibility of joining the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), according to Foreign Minister Robert Dussey. Dussey emphasized that the […]
IBADAN, NIGERIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 December 2024 – Leading global iGaming brand 1win and non-profit environmental organization Recycledge are thrilled to announce the […]