Nigeria invokes ‘no work, no pay’ rule for striking doctors
Written by Mohammed Momoh Published on 14th August 2021 A health official pushes an oxygen cylinder on a trolley to treat Covid-19 patients suffering from the acute respiratory challenge at …
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Jason Roberts Foundation and Sickle Cell Society presented with £50,000 from former Mayor of Brent
Published on 11th August 2021 Written by Rodney Hinds FORMER MAYOR of Brent Cllr Ernest Ezeajughi has presented over £50,000 to local charities the Sickle Cell Society and Jason …
Simone Biles Also Withdraws From Olympic Individual All-Around Competition
Written by Rashad Grove Published on 27th July 2021 USA’s Simone Biles reacts during the artistic gymnastics women’s team final during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Ariake Gymnastics …
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Samia gets Covid jab, now to get citizens to follow suit
Written by Luke Anami Published on 31st July 2021 Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu reassured the public about the efficacy and safety of the Covid vaccine while getting her jab on …
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A 17-Year-Old Created A Potentially Life-Saving Sutures Concept To Prevent Post-Surgery Deaths
Written by Ashlee Banks Published on 23rd July 2021 Seventeen-year-old Dasia Taylor was named one of 40 finalists in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, the country’s oldest and most prestigious …
Young Kenyan Doctor Wins WHO Director-General Award
Published on The Tennessee Tribune on 10th July 2021 Edited by Kipchumba Some and Anindita Ghosh Photo Credit: Twitter When Kenya imposed restrictions in March 2020 to curb the …
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Black Teenager Raises Over $38,000 For Cancer Research By Cutting Off His 19-Inch Afro
Written by Rashad Grove Published on 7th July 2021 Photo Credit: Getty Images Seventeen-year-old Kieran Moïse of Huntsville, Alabama, knew upon entering the military that he would have to …
Neurologist James Samuel Risien Russell receives English Heritage London blue plaque
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 8th July 2021 Born in British Guyana, Russell was one of the UK’s first black or mixed-race consultants. Picture: English Heritage. ONE OF …
Tanzania makes Covid data public for the first time in a year
Written by Dorothy Ndalu Published on 29th June 2021 Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan during a press conference at State House, Dar es Salaam, on June 28, 2021. PHOTO …
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