Lilys Njeru

Against mounting global tensions over climate finance, African ministers have voiced their strong opposition to private sector-led solutions and diluted financial commitments from developed nations.

In Baku, Azerbaijan With just three days remaining until the close of COP29, the annual climate talks have reached a tipping point, exposing the deep divisions between developed and developing nations on climate finance.

The Azerbaijani capital, nestled between the Caspian Sea and the Caucasus Mountains, became the stage for one of the most contentious negotiations

The end of the strike on May 8 came after the officials of the union, which has more than 7,000 members, reached an agreement with the government.

Leshao stood out at COP29. Draped in a red and blue shuka accessorised with beaded jewellery, he sang and danced a Maasai tune, drawing delegates around the pavilion.

Exhausted, overworked, underpaid with no study leave, reduced medical cover and lack of career progression are some of the accounts you hear from doctors working in some private health facilities.

Three in 10 hospitals have challenges accessing the Social Health Authority (SHA) system, with some being locked out or having approved credentials

Jamhuri party, police clash and… suicide?

In its report, Andrey Kaprin, General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Centre of the Russian Ministry of Health said that the drug will

Insufficient sleep—less than seven hours per night for most adults—leads to noticeable declines in mood, cognitive performance, and overall health.