Why older people in Uganda struggle to access healthcare: Reuters/Luc GnagoThe World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends 50 years and above instead of 60 to define older people in sub Saharan Africa. This is primarily because of low life expectancy in the region. In addition, people aged 50 and older have health and functional limitations akin to … [Read more...] about Why older people in Uganda struggle to access healthcare | The Conversation
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Kagiso Domingos plans to bring electricity to people in remote areas with mobile power generator
Kagiso Domingos plans to bring electricity to people in remote areas with mobile power generator: Kagiso Domingos Beautiful News recently released the short-film of Kagiso Domingos who believes that he can change the world through inventing. He says, “It makes me feel proud to know that my inventions are helping people. Click here to watch his video: … [Read more...] about Kagiso Domingos plans to bring electricity to people in remote areas with mobile power generator
African voices raised in support of people with albinism | The Conversation
African voices raised in support of people with albinism: Thereza Phinias, a musician who is part of the Tanzania Albinism Collective. Marilena DelliOn the remote East African island of Ukerewe in the middle of Lake Victoria, people with albinism whose voices have been largely unheard, are now writing and voicing their experiences into songs. Ukerewe is the largest inland … [Read more...] about African voices raised in support of people with albinism | The Conversation
ANC: DA has history of using people, De Lille casualty of own making
ANC: DA has history of using people, De Lille casualty of own making: The DA placed Patricia De Lille and JP Smith on special leave, meaning neither of them will be able to attend party caucus meetings or interact with caucus members. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Finance Committee plans to adopt resolution to have SAA AGM in Nov: According to legal advice … [Read more...] about ANC: DA has history of using people, De Lille casualty of own making
Togo: will the people finally dethrone the Gnassingbé dynasty? | The Conversation
Togo: will the people finally dethrone the Gnassingbé dynasty?: A man holds up a sign which reads, "leave the power", during a demonstration against President Faure Gnassingbe in Lome. Noel Kokou Tadegnon/ReutersTogo has been ruled by a father-son duo for 50 years. Gnassingbé Eyadema (b. 1935) seized power in a military coup in 1967. He remained president until his … [Read more...] about Togo: will the people finally dethrone the Gnassingbé dynasty? | The Conversation
