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Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar (FL-27), and Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan (PA-06) introduced the Supporting Innovative Global Health Technologies (SIGHT) Act of 2023, which would establish a disease-agnostic research and development program at the US Agency for International Development in the House of Representatives.

The dominance of politics in our national spheres has, unfortunately, diverted attention away from critical issues like child marriage.

In Kenya and other parts of sub-Saharan Africa where power outages are a regular occurrence, distributed renewable energy installations like those at Top Care are emerging as a resilient and increasingly attractive solution.  

Kenya experienced its longest nationwide power blackout on August 25,2023, lasting more than 24 hours. While the cause of the system disturbance remains a mystery, the impacts were clear — and severe.

Only 23 per cent of the population has embraced contraceptive methods.

Just before the activities in question, DOJ filings show the Egyptian government went on somewhat of a hiring spree in anticipation of the incoming Trump administration.

And the UAW expands its strike.

In today's fast-paced and ever-evolving business environment, entrepreneurship offers countless opportunities for those willing to innovate

Sonia Akter was once unsure of herself and her future. Now, she is a self-assured young woman who dreams of graduating from school and having a successful career. The chance to build Sonia’s confidence came when she joined the Goal programme – an initiative supported by Population Services and Training Center (PSTC) under the Bank’s flagship community programme, Futuremakers

In the long fight against HIV/AIDS, advancements in medicine mean that today, shame and stigma is often more deadly than the disease itself. One Zimbabwean pastor has been preaching a gospel of hope in one of the countries worst affected by the virus.