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Ghana’s HIV Warning: The Truth About Youth Condom Habits

In Ghana, a public health alarm is sounding louder: inconsistent condom use among young people is undermining national and global
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The Shocking Truth Behind Meningitis Deaths in Ghana

The meningitis outbreak sweeping parts of northern Ghana has exposed a stark and preventable reality: late reporting to health facilities
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How Innovative Technology Is Transforming Malaria Elimination Efforts Across Africa

Malaria Parasites attacking Red Blood Cells Malaria remains one of the most persistent public health challenges in Africa, claiming lives
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1.9 Million girls protected, 300,000 more to protect

Dr. Selorm Kutsuati, Acting Manager of the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) Vaccinating 1.9 million girls is good. But for
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Nipah Virus Explained: What it is and how to prevent it

Fruit bats Nipah virus is a rare but highly lethal zoonotic pathogen that has drawn renewed global attention because of
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Manhyia Hospital’s Breakthrough: Five Years of Zero New Leprosy Cases

Manhyia Government Hospital Manhyia Government Hospital in Kumasi has not recorded a single new case of leprosy in more than five
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Madagascar Leprosy Breakthrough: How Early Detection and Active Screening Are Driving Elimination by 2030

Madagascar is at a pivotal moment in the global fight against leprosy, where early detection, targeted community screening, and free
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Urgent Action Needed: Africa Faces Three New Epidemics Weekly

Mpox Virus Cholera Virus Dengue Virus Africa is confronting a rapidly escalating public health crisis that demands immediate, coordinated action
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61,000+ Mpox Cases in Africa — Research Brings New Hope

Africa has recorded more than 61,383 confirmed Mpox cases and 296 deaths across 32 countries since early 2024, according to the
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Antimicrobial Resistance: The Invisible Crisis Threatening Africa’s Future

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is rapidly becoming one of the greatest threats to global health, and Africa is at the center
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