Liberia
Politics | Economy - Development | Gender - Women | Society | Science - Education | Health
Illegal Liberians’ deportation contested
afrol News, 24 August - Thousands of illegal Liberians in the United States will be forced to leave on 1 October after the Department of Home Security has ended their Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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Zimbabwe
Society | Health
2 million Zimbabwe children get polio vaccine
afrol News, 7 June - Two million children are being vaccinated against polio during the Zimbabwe's Child Health Days. While Zimbabwe has been polio free for eight years, there are concerns the disease could cross borders and return to the country in a situation where most families are suffering from deteriorating economic conditions.
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Mali
Society | Health
Mali finds no good way to boost health services
afrol News / IRIN, 11 April - Mali is one of the deadliest places to live as thousands of mostly children and mothers die every week from diseases that could be prevented with minimal funds. In 1990, authorities decentralised access to healthcare, but the scheme was found 10 years later to have failed as people do not visit the health centres. Teams of mobile health workers are the next hope for boosting health services.
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Cameroon
Society | Health
Demolition worries Cameroonians
afrol News, 4 April - Cameroonian authorities remain adamant in their demolition exercise on buildings that tighten the roads in Douala. The Councillor of the country’s economic capital, Fritz Ntone Ntone, said he had ordered the move to reduce frequent traffic congestions on the roads. Read more
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