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How Bangladesh eliminated its "kala-azar" public health problem

Katsina inaugurates council to fight climate change

The Governor of Katsina State, Dikko Umaru Radda, inaugurated the state's Climate Change Council, SCCC, on Tuesday at the Katsina Government House to

Is UNESCO's recognition truly benefiting local craftspeople?

On 6 December 2023, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced the inclusion of Bangladesh's iconic rickshaws and rickshaw art on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Similarly, many of our heritage crafts, namely the traditional art of Jamdani and Shital Pati weaving were given recognition by

Saad Hariri back in Lebanon amid rumours of political return

Five madrasa teachers land in jail over minor girl's rape

Making furniture from rubber wood

Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, under the guidance of Bangladesh Forest Industries Development Corporation (BFIDC), has initiated the manufacturing of furniture from rubber wood in Rangamati’s Kaptai upazila.

As Bangladesh's dengue burden soars, a promising vaccine candidate clears phase 2 trials

Amid Bangladesh’s deadliest dengue year on record, patients and health leaders alike hope that recent, promising research means a vaccine is imminent. 

'They forgot about me': People with disabilities in Bangladesh face increased risk during natural disasters

Millions of people have migrated from villages in coastal Bangladesh to escape climate-related disasters, but people with disabilities often stay behind. This puts their lives in even greater danger as weather conditions become more severe, advocates say.

Seven friends suffer burns in Aminbazar

Seven youths suffered burn injuries as a fire broke out in a tin-shed house in Savar's Aminbazar area last night

Bangladesh's first public HPV vaccine roll-out gathers momentum | Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

Almost 5,000 women in Bangladesh die each year of cervical cancer – but following the introduction this month of the HPV jab into the routine vaccination schedule, the next generation will be forearmed.