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Prolonged mass azithromycin distributions and macrolide resistance determinants among preschool children in Niger: A sub-study of a cluster-randomized trial (MORDOR)

Thuy Doan and co-workers explore the impact of mass azithromycin distribution on the antibiotic resistance in the gut of Nigerien pre-school children.

NPFL round-up: Gombe, Doma suffer heavy defeats as Shooting Stars secure away win

NPFL Roundup: Sunshine Stars conquer Plateau United as Pillars shine in Port Harcourt

The last time Sunshine Stars scored three goals at home was last season against Lobi Stars.

Things to know before visiting Niger Republic

The African continent is blessed with 54 countries with individual unique qualities standing them out amongst other nations in the world.

Is mass azithromycin distribution to preschool-aged children effective in eliminating trachoma?

USA: Researchers in a recent study in JAMA Network Open have advised against administring targeted antibiotic treatments as an elimination strategy in areas with hypoendemic trachoma. The findings of...

Elimination of transmission of onchocerciasis, or river blindness in Niger

M.Khalid Ikhiri, Président de la CNDH : « il ne peut y avoir de quiétude sociale sans justice »

South-western Niger: Preventing a New Insurrection

In south-western Niger, organised banditry could reinforce mistrust between ethnic groups and foster insurgencies that jihadists could exploit. The Nigerien authorities should take action to remedy the injustices experienced by communities living off livestock, initiate intercommunal dialogues and better supervise fledgling self-defence groups.

FRSC Corps Marshal directs officers to impound rickety vehicles nationwide

FRSC Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi has directed Commanding Officers across all formations of the Corps to commence immediate clampdown on rickety vehicles  plying Nigerian roads. The clampdown is an integral part of rejigged efforts of the Corps in the year 2021 to further reduce road traffic crashes across the country. The Corps Marshal’s order was contained in a statement issued by Bisi Kazeem, the Corps Public Education Officer, Federal Road Safety Corps on Tuesday at the National Headquarters, Abuja. According to Kazeem, the riot act to operators of rickety vehicles plying the nation’s highways, indicates that the Zonal Commanding Officers and Sector Commanders have been given an express directive to commence a nationwide arrest, impoundment, and prosecution of owners or operators of such vehicles.