Sweeping global gains in sexual and reproductive health and rights over the last thirty years are marred by an ugly truth – millions of women and girls have not benefited because of who they are or where
Treatment has reached many but tuberculosis still kills millions
A test may prevent bananas from becoming extinct
Ten African nations show how a river can be shared peacefully
Polio on comeback trail
Dirty needles not responsible for Africa s AIDS crisis: WHO
To help the biotech industry
There's hardly a silver lining
Health gap widens between the poorest and the rest
The World Bank has approved a grant wherein giant pouched rats will help detect tuberculosis (tb) bacteria in human saliva. The project will be carried out in Tanzania, Africa; tg cases there are
Even as the government of Angola, mulls over a second draft of a legislation on land rights, aid and humanitarian organisations point out it could become a source of major future conflict. Tensions over land ownership are on the rise, as millions of Angol
