Rwanda announces end of Marburg virus outbreak
Rwanda’s Ministry of Health officially announced victory over the Marburg epidemic on Friday, December 20, following a series of measures
Protest against femicide and gender-based violence held in Kenya
A protest, calling for an end to femicide and gender-based violence, was held in Nairobi, capital of Kenya on Tuesday.
CAF deadline looms as doubts remain over Kenya’s ability to co-host 2025 CHAN
Kenya is under pressure to meet the requirements to co-host the 2025 Africa Home Nations Championships (CHAN), scheduled for February.
At least 13 people dead, 40 homes buried following landslides in eastern Uganda
At least 13 people died in a mudslide that buried 40 homes across six villages in eastern Uganda. Officials warn
Heavy rains cause five deaths, 18 injuries in Rwanda in November
At least five people were killed and 18 others injured in November as a result of flooding, landslides, and lightning
Dodai CEO discusses vision for Ethiopia’s EV market
Yuma Sasaki, founder and CEO of Dodai, a leading electric mobility company in Ethiopia, has an ambitious long-term plan for
WHO reports declining mpox cases in DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the epicenter of the ongoing mpox epidemic, has seen a “downward trend” in
Four Kenyan counties at alert drought phase with risk of starvation
Four counties in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL) have sunk into the “alert” drought phase, leaving about a million
Cholera cases in Sudan rise to 30,880, dengue fever to 6,011: health ministry
The number of cholera infection cases in Sudan has climbed to 30,880, while dengue fever cases reached 6,011, Sudan’s Health
Sudanese leader conducts partial government reshuffle amid escalating conflict
Chairman of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, conducted a partial government reshuffle amid escalating conflict on Sunday, the