Southern Africa: Southern Africa Faces Acute Surge in Cholera Due to Floods, Displacement
Southern Africa is experiencing a severe increase in cholera cases due to cyclones, leading to infrastructure damage and displacement.
South Sudan: South Sudan Fighting Displaces Nearly 280,000 - UN Warns of 'Perfect Storm'
Renewed fighting in Jonglei state, South Sudan, has displaced nearly 280,000 people, exacerbating health crises and leading the UN to warn of a dire humanitarian situation.
DR Congo: How War Worsens the Cholera Epidemic in South Kivu
The ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo exacerbates a cholera epidemic in South Kivu, where over 800 cases have been reported due to population displacements caused by violence.
Congo-Kinshasa: Cholera Cases Drop 90% in Sange
Cholera cases in Sangé, DRC, have decreased by 90% following an emergency intervention by Doctors Without Borders after a significant outbreak.
Mozambique: 70 Deaths in Current Cholera Outbreak
Mozambique is experiencing a cholera outbreak that has led to 70 deaths and over 5,000 recorded cases during the current rainy season.
DRC: The central prison of Makala in Kinshasa affected by a cholera epidemic
The cholera epidemic has reached the Makala prison in Kinshasa, DRC, leading to confirmed cases among inmates and initiated emergency measures by authorities.
PRO-RUSSIAN? ⟩ Swedish politician: Choosing between Putin and Zelensky is like choosing between plague and cholera
A Swedish politician critiques the binary choice between Putin and Zelensky, suggesting that both options are detrimental.
Symptoms list after first UK death from 'cholera-like infection' in 125 years
The UK has reported its first death from a cholera-like disease in 125 years, involving a man in his 80s who tested positive for Non-toxigenic Vibrio cholerae.
Swedish politician compared Zelensky to cholera – 'Russians may have been a better solution'
A Swedish municipal politician Emilie Pilthammar suggests that choosing between Putin and Zelensky is like choosing between plague and cholera, while also proposing referendums on territorial allegiances in Ukraine.
Cholera vaccination resumes in Mozambique after nearly 4-year halt
Cholera vaccinations have restarted in Mozambique after a four-year suspension due to vaccine shortages, with nearly 70 million doses now available globally according to the WHO.
Africa: Preventive Cholera Vaccination Resumes As Global Supply Reaches Critical Milestone
The first preventive cholera vaccination campaign in over three years has begun in Mozambique as global supply increases, with additional campaigns planned in Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Africa: Preventive Cholera Vaccination Resumes As Global Supply Reaches Critical Milestone
Preventive cholera vaccination campaigns have resumed in Africa, beginning with Mozambique, after a significant increase in global vaccine supply following a three-year halt due to shortages.
EU-Mercosur: Communicating in Times of Cholera
The article discusses the benefits of the EU-Mercosur agreement for Europe amidst geopolitical challenges, emphasizing the need for effective communication about the changes it will bring to various economic sectors.
United Nations says more than 50 Congolese refugees have died in Burundi
The UN reports that at least 53 Congolese refugees have died in Burundi, primarily due to cholera and malnutrition-related issues, as a result of ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.