The Rubber Processors Association of Ghana (RUPAG) has defended government’s temporary ban on raw rubber exports, insisting the policy is protecting Ghana’s industrialisation agenda rather than creating monopolies or depriving farmers and traders of market opportunities.
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aza’s civil defense agency and a hospital said an Israeli airstrike on Friday killed eight people near a market, while the military reported it had struck a “terrorist cell”.
Health news headlines bring focus to various significant events and developments. New Zealand confirmed its first H5N1 bird flu case in a native bird, marking a concerning expansion of the virus. The country’s Biosecurity Minister, Andrew Hoggard, revealed that the affected swamp harrier hawk was found in Wairarapa.
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC)-Africa has called for a new National Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) bill to address emerging workplace risks and improve the protection of workers across Africa. The call was made during a stakeholders’ engagement on occupational safety and health, where labour leaders and experts stressed……
Keren, Eritrea—Every morning, 28-year-old Amatazgi Gumbot opens her small health consultation point in the village of Shasharama in Keren, the capital of Anseba Region in northern Eritrea, before heading out to meet residents in neighbouring villages. Amatazgi is one of Eritrea’s barefoot doctors, bringing health services closer to people living in some of the country’s…
Asmara—Eritrea’s National Health Laboratory is strengthening its genomic sequencing capacity to improve disease surveillance and generate critical scientific data for public health. This technology enables scientists to analyse viruses, bacteria and parasites in depth, helping them better understand how pathogens evolve, detect antimicrobial and drug resistance, and guide public health interventions more effectively.
Lomé – Mental health experts and policymakers from 26 countries across West and Central Africa have pledged to accelerate the expansion of dignified, rights-based mental health services and fast-track progress towards the WHO African Region’s 2030 mental health targets.
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC)-Africa has called for a new National Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) bill to address emerging workplace risks and improve the protection of workers across Africa. The call was made during a stakeholders’ engagement on occupational safety and health, where labour leaders and experts stressed……
Public Health in Ghana – Public and Environmental Wellness – Oakland University Public and Environmental Wellness
WHO/Europe urges stronger health planning as Europe faces rising heat threat – Chinadaily.com.cn