Development Health Advice 

Empowering people living with HIV ‘will end the epidemic’, says AIDS agency chief

Power to the people, released ahead of World AIDS Day on Sunday, illustrates that when people have the power to choose and work together, lives can be saved, injustices prevented and dignity restored. “When people and communities have power and agency, change happens,” said UNAIDS Executive Director, Winnie Byanyima. “The solidarity of women, young people, gay men and other men who… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Today: 25th November 2019

Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Today: 25th November 2019 Why Onyema Quickly Evacuated Stranded Nigerians From South Africa: Buhari’s Aide Lauretta Onochie, President Muhammadu Buhari’s aide on social media says Allen Onyema, embattled CEO of Air peace had an ulterior motive when he evacuated Nigerians stranded in South Africa during the xenophobic attacks free of charge. According to the presidential… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Friday’s Daily Brief: DRC Ebola concerns, Yemen peace hopes, more migrant boats leave Libya

New DRC Ebola virus transmission chain risks reversing major gains: WHO Amid multiple deadly attacks on civilians by armed groups in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), an Ebola death “unlinked to any chain of transmission”, risks reversing major gains against the epidemic, a top UN medic said on Friday. Dr Mike Ryan, Executive Director for the World… Read More
Human Rights 

Independent rights experts sound alarm at Iran protest crackdown, internet blackout

“We are deeply concerned at reports of killings and injuries, and that the authorities may have used excessive force against those participating in the protests”, the experts added, referencing the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as setting the standard for the legitimate use of force as being only when “strictly unavoidable”. Since last Friday, demonstrators have reportedly taken… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Four in five adolescents failing to exercise for even 60 minutes a day, UN health agency warns

In the first study of its kind on global and regional trends among 11 to 17-year-olds, the World Health Organization (WHO) said that around 80 per cent of them do less than 60 minutes of activity per day – the minimum daily recommendation. Philippines boys and South Korean girls ‘least active’ According to the study, the Philippines had the highest… Read More
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