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About 300 people rallied outside Parliament House to demand Labor repeals the controversial anti-protest law changes. Paul Petit reports.

By Vivian Ihechu, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Emeka Ahanonu and Ugo Alilionwu are from the same family. Following frequent hospital admissions in early childhood, they were later diagnosed with sickle cell disease. Their family, living in a village in the eastern part of Nigeria, did as much as they could to manage their condition.

Africa faces a unique challenge - a "double burden" of both infectious diseases and a rapid rise in NCDs. This strains healthcare systems already under

Boosting efforts to transform care for severe chronic diseases in Africa

Health experts from across Africa, policymakers, civil society organizations and partners meeting for the first-ever conference on strengthening efforts to

In this article, we take a look at 35 countries with the lowest poverty rate in the world. If you would like to skip our detailed analysis of poverty reduction, you can directly go to 10 Countries with the Lowest Poverty Rate in the World. Combatting Poverty – The Case of India Poverty is one […]

THE Child and Family support organisation Treoir has launched a public campaign to support ‘Yes’ votes in the two upcoming referendums on family and care.

Officials at the Department of Health have warned the disruption on Thursday will “be on a scale not experienced” from any previous strike action, with the health system and wider public services set to grind to a halt.

A real estate agency has apologised after sending a scathing email to renters reminding them not to fall b...

The highest percentage of families affected by the limit are in west and north Belfast, according to the End Child Poverty Coalition.