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What Is "Bleeding Eye" Virus That Has Killed 15 In Rwanda So Far
The Marburg or "bleeding eye" virus in Rwanda has killed at least 15 people so far and infected hundreds others, ever since its outbreak and spread across 17 African countries over the past two months.
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Video of Chinese Manager Beating African Workers Sparks Racism Debate
This is not the first time that such incidents have been reported. In April last year, news agency ANI carried a report that highlighted the ill treatment of African workers by Chinese project managers.
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5 Points On Marburg Virus And New Outbreak In African Country
The WHO held an emergency meeting after nine people died from the an outbreak of the Marburg virus in Equatorial Guinea. It causes infection as deadly as Ebola, and the outbreak-hit province has been placed under quarantine.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Tests Positive For COVID-19
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa tested positive for Covid-19 on Sunday and is receiving treatment for mild symptoms, the presidency said in a statement.
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WHO Endorses Protocol For Coronavirus Herbal Medicine Trials
The World Health Organization endorsed Saturday a protocol for testing African herbal medicines as potential treatments for the coronavirus and other epidemics.
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"I Can't Breathe": African-American Dies After US Cop Kneels On His Neck
A video of a handcuffed black man dying while a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck for more than five minutes sparked a fresh furor in the US over police treatment of African Americans Tuesday.
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Tens Of Thousands Dying From $30 Billion Fake Drugs Trade, WHO Says
One in 10 drugs sold in developing countries is fake or substandard, leading to tens of thousands of deaths, many of them of African children given ineffective treatments for pneumonia and malaria, health officials said on Tuesday.
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Incidents Against Africans Not Racial, Says Sushma Swaraj
The government on Thursday said the recent incidents of violence against Africans in the country were not racial in nature and that it is taking steps to ensure the safety of African students in India.
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Health Troubles Persist For Ebola Survivors: Study
The lucky ones who survive Ebola may suffer potentially blinding vision problems, hearing loss and joint pain for months afterwards, medical experts reported on today.
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Suven Life Gets Patent for Neuro-Degenerative Drug
Suven Life Sciences has been granted a patent each by Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisationand South Korea for a drug used in the treatment of neuro-degenerative diseases.
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Sushma Swaraj Stresses Quality Healthcare in India-Africa Ties
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that ensuring access to affordable and quality medicines and treatment was an important area of cooperation between India and African countries.
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South Africa's Desmond Tutu Readmitted to Hospital
South African Archbishop emeritus Desmond Tutu was hospitalised on Tuesday with a persistent infection just a week after being discharged following treatment for the same ailment, his foundation said.
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Last 4 Ebola Cases in Liberia Discharged From Clinic
The last four cases of Ebola in Liberia were discharged from a treatment clinic in the capital Monrovia on today, meaning there were no more confirmed carriers of the deadly virus in the West African country.
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Thousands Protest in US Over Police 'Injustices,' More Than 60 Arrested in New York City
Thousands of people demonstrated in major US East Coast cities on Wednesday demanding equal treatment for all by police, after a young African American died of injuries sustained in custody in Baltimore.
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Mali Confirms Eighth Ebola Case, Monitoring 271 People
Mali said on Monday that another person had tested positive for the Ebola virus, bringing the total number of cases in the West African nation to eight.
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What Is "Bleeding Eye" Virus That Has Killed 15 In Rwanda So Far
The Marburg or "bleeding eye" virus in Rwanda has killed at least 15 people so far and infected hundreds others, ever since its outbreak and spread across 17 African countries over the past two months.
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Video of Chinese Manager Beating African Workers Sparks Racism Debate
This is not the first time that such incidents have been reported. In April last year, news agency ANI carried a report that highlighted the ill treatment of African workers by Chinese project managers.
-
5 Points On Marburg Virus And New Outbreak In African Country
The WHO held an emergency meeting after nine people died from the an outbreak of the Marburg virus in Equatorial Guinea. It causes infection as deadly as Ebola, and the outbreak-hit province has been placed under quarantine.
-
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Tests Positive For COVID-19
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa tested positive for Covid-19 on Sunday and is receiving treatment for mild symptoms, the presidency said in a statement.
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WHO Endorses Protocol For Coronavirus Herbal Medicine Trials
The World Health Organization endorsed Saturday a protocol for testing African herbal medicines as potential treatments for the coronavirus and other epidemics.
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"I Can't Breathe": African-American Dies After US Cop Kneels On His Neck
A video of a handcuffed black man dying while a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck for more than five minutes sparked a fresh furor in the US over police treatment of African Americans Tuesday.
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Tens Of Thousands Dying From $30 Billion Fake Drugs Trade, WHO Says
One in 10 drugs sold in developing countries is fake or substandard, leading to tens of thousands of deaths, many of them of African children given ineffective treatments for pneumonia and malaria, health officials said on Tuesday.
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Incidents Against Africans Not Racial, Says Sushma Swaraj
The government on Thursday said the recent incidents of violence against Africans in the country were not racial in nature and that it is taking steps to ensure the safety of African students in India.
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Health Troubles Persist For Ebola Survivors: Study
The lucky ones who survive Ebola may suffer potentially blinding vision problems, hearing loss and joint pain for months afterwards, medical experts reported on today.
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Suven Life Gets Patent for Neuro-Degenerative Drug
Suven Life Sciences has been granted a patent each by Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisationand South Korea for a drug used in the treatment of neuro-degenerative diseases.
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Sushma Swaraj Stresses Quality Healthcare in India-Africa Ties
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that ensuring access to affordable and quality medicines and treatment was an important area of cooperation between India and African countries.
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South Africa's Desmond Tutu Readmitted to Hospital
South African Archbishop emeritus Desmond Tutu was hospitalised on Tuesday with a persistent infection just a week after being discharged following treatment for the same ailment, his foundation said.
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Last 4 Ebola Cases in Liberia Discharged From Clinic
The last four cases of Ebola in Liberia were discharged from a treatment clinic in the capital Monrovia on today, meaning there were no more confirmed carriers of the deadly virus in the West African country.
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Thousands Protest in US Over Police 'Injustices,' More Than 60 Arrested in New York City
Thousands of people demonstrated in major US East Coast cities on Wednesday demanding equal treatment for all by police, after a young African American died of injuries sustained in custody in Baltimore.
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Mali Confirms Eighth Ebola Case, Monitoring 271 People
Mali said on Monday that another person had tested positive for the Ebola virus, bringing the total number of cases in the West African nation to eight.
