
Ethiopian community protests over war
Ethiopian community protests what it calls one-sided view of deadly conflict.
Ethiopian community protests what it calls one-sided view of deadly conflict.
Research in South Africa has revealed some serious concerns into the variant.
The nation's case fatality rate is now one in 200 – the lowest it's been so far.
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When world travel returns, we'll be more mindful about where we go, and how we get there.
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Not only are they not effective, WHO said travel bans heavily burden developing countries.
"The crocodile saw her leg and thought, 'There's lunch'".
New York Times: Vaccines are finally available in Africa, but some are wary of them.
Omicron variant was slipping into other countries before South Africa raised the alarm.
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The hoarding of limited shots by rich countries threatens the whole world.
New York Times: Dangerous mining conditions beset Congo, home to largest supply of cobalt.
South African scientists first raised alarm about the new variant this week.
Most new cases are still in Auckland, where another person has succumbed to the virus.
The new variant has a large number of mutations, which could help it spread faster.
There were 173 new community cases yesterday, less than the seven-day average of 187.
Children of West and Central Africa are the most recruited by armed groups in the world.
Fewer than 6 per cent of people in Africa are vaccinated.
Storms have dislodged deadly scorpions into houses in the lower Nile.
Visual storytelling raises money for environmental charities.
New York Times: African leaders say poorer countries can't be expected to act as quickly.
Nation with a population of almost 120 million is teetering on the brink of total chaos.
New York Times: Yunhua Lin the highest-ranking wildlife criminal prosecuted to date.
The rare glaciers in Africa are disappearing because of climate change.
He had to drop out of school in the 7h grade to begin a taxi service with his bike.
He confessed to killing 12 children, after posing as a football coach to them.
A 2018 outbreak in Eastern Congo was the second deadliest in the world, killing thousands.
New York Times: The arsenal of weapons to use against malaria just grew bigger.