Digital health solutions for non-communicable disease care in Zimbabwe
Staff Reporter, The Zimbabwean Harare, Zimbabwe – December 22 2018: Aerial panoramic daytime view of of Harare city centre. Image used for illustrative purpose. Getty Images Sharing data in real time to make critical health care decisions Connecting rural and remote communities to Zimbabwe’s primary health system used to include delays of up to one month and
South Africa’s healthcare gets a boost as construction begins on new medical school
Katja Hamilton, Bizcommunity.com Siphiwe Sibeko, Reuters Image used for illustrative purpose only Construction of South Africa’s 11th medical school, the NWU Desmond Tutu School of Medicine, has begun.Located at the North-West University, the medicine school is estimated to be complete by 2027. The ceremony, held this week, was attended by the school’s principal and vice chancellor
Nigeria’s economic turnaround: Reforms fuel growth and investor confidence
Staff Writer, Nigerian Tribune Image used for illustrative purpose. Getty Images Two years after Nigeria’s economic reforms have gained traction with macroeconomic stability returning, foreign capital flowing in, and the economy on a steady trajectory to full recovery, the nation has achieved progress many thought was impossible, and more can be accomplished if the momentum is
South Africa: Agriculture GDP outperforms after surging 15.8% in Q1 2025
Paul Makube, Bizcommunity.com Image used for illustrative purpose. Getty ImagesGetty Images South Africa’s GDP remained lethargic with an expansion of 0.1% q/q seasonally adjusted (not annualised) but still mildly above market expectations of a contraction. However, agriculture continues to be on the mend following the drought-induced contraction of 8.7% year-on-year in 2024. Agriculture GDP outperformed other
Citizens transform urban green space in Zimbabwe
Staff Writer, The Zimbabwean Harare, Zimbabwe – December 22 2018: Aerial panoramic daytime view of of Harare city centre. Image used for illustrative purpose. Getty Images With Africa’s urban population expected to double by 2050, green city spaces will be vital. In Bulawayo, citizens have restored a neglected conservation area. The historic Hillside Dams Conservancy in
Gov Bago inaugurates two primary healthcare facilities in Niger
Staff Writer, Nigerian Tribune Niamey, Niger: city skyline from Franasois Mitterrand avenue – Euro World, WAQF tower, BDRN building, National Museum, City Hall. Image used for illustrative purpose. Getty ImagesGetty Images Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago has inaugurated 20 Level 2 Primary Healthcare facilities across 16 Local Government areas. Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago who performed