Postpartum depression affects new mothers in Rwanda
Postpartum Depression Affects Many New Mothers in Rwanda Chantal Neza, a resident of Kimironko, recently gave birth to a baby […]
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Maternal health in Zambia needs dignity and respect
Lusaka, Zambia — The Zambian health system faces a critical challenge that goes beyond mere statistics. While the country has
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Male Infertility Rises in Nigeria Due to Lifestyle Factors
A growing concern over male infertility has been raised by Dr. Abayomi Ajayi, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, and Chief Executive
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Tanzania government denies identifying opposition religious leaders
A document circulating on social media claims the Tanzanian government has instructed regional and district officials to identify religious leaders
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Adolescent pregnancy crisis threatens Africa’s girls education
In rural Rwanda, a girl’s first period often marks the beginning of the end of her education and future. Africa
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HIV Crisis Deepens as US Cuts Foreign Aid to Nigeria
The United States’ significant reduction in foreign aid has left many individuals in Nigeria, including pregnant women, facing increased risks
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Uganda family planning needs men’s involvement to progress
Ugandan health advocates are urging men to take a more active role in family planning, citing low male involvement as
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Mogadishu 60-Year-Old Birth Hoax Exposes Viral Misinformation
A viral social media story claiming a 60-year-old woman gave birth in Mogadishu has been debunked after an investigation revealed
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Breastfeeding in Rwanda: Workplace Support Vital for Working Mothers
In Rwanda, balancing the demands of work and breastfeeding has become a pressing challenge for many new mothers, sparking calls
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Gates Foundation Pledges $2.5B to Boost Women’s Health in Underserved Areas
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has unveiled its largest-ever financial commitment to women’s health, pledging $2.5 billion over six