Anambra Traditional Healers Commit to Collaborating with Soludo’s Administration to Combat Fake Practitioners

As the Anambra State government continues to wage a crackdown against fake religious practitioners, native doctors in the state have pledged to partner with Governor Chukwuma Soludo to regulate their members and weed out fake practitioners. The traditional medicine practitioners under the auspices of ‘Anambra State Traditional Doctors Movement’ who made this pledge during an…

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“We’re Losing Our Heritage”: Haitian Gangs Torch Another Media Outlet

Haiti’s criminal gangs on Thursday set fire to the premises of historic Radio Télévision Caraibes, leaving the multistory building of the popular radio and television station charred by black smoke in a week marked by repeated assaults by a powerful gang alliance in neighborhoods around downtown Port-au-Prince. Members of the Viv Ansanm — Living Together…

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Nigeria has a lot to lose if Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso don?t return to democracy – CDS

Christopher Musa, Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), has warned that the country stands to lose significantly if Niger Republic, Mali, and Burkina Faso fail to return to democratic rule.    The three West African nations have been under military control in recent years and, after withdrawing from the Economic Community of West African States…

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How Cuba Overcomes U.S. Sanctions to Excel in Healthcare

In the heart of the Cuban capital, the Dr. Cosme Ordoñez Carceller Teaching Polyclinic stands as a testament to the nation’s unique approach to healthcare: universal, free of charge, accessible, regionalized, community-centered, and deeply rooted in preventive medicine. Unlike the profit-driven models that dominate much of the world, Cuba’s system prioritizes equitable access, public health…

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Court rejects bail applications for four individuals associated with bandit leader Bello Turji.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed bail applications filed by four suspects linked to notorious bandit leader, Bello Turji, citing significant national security concerns. Justice Emeka Nwite, in his ruling on Friday, agreed with the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), represented by counsel David Kaswe, that releasing the defendants would pose a substantial…

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