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Nigerian govt, States flout African Union's 15 percent health budget benchmark - Vimarsana News

Nigerian govt, States flout African Union's 15 percent health budget benchmark

Federal and state governments in Nigeria continue to flout the 15 percent health funding benchmark for African countries, according to ONE Campaign. The

SPECIAL REPORT: Health centres in north-east Nigeria in deplorable state despite Buhari's promise - Vimarsana News

SPECIAL REPORT: Health centres in north-east Nigeria in deplorable state despite Buhari's promise

Our reporting revealed that PHC facilities in the country cannot provide essential healthcare services.

Zambia : 2023 National Budget should be gender sensitive-NGOCC - Vimarsana News

Zambia : 2023 National Budget should be gender sensitive-NGOCC

Lusaka - Zambia: Non-governmental Gender Organisations Coordinating Council (NGOCC) Executive Director Anne Mbewe Anamela has said the 2023 National Budget

Medical lab scientists caution FG against health sector privatisation - Vimarsana News

Medical lab scientists caution FG against health sector privatisation

Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria (NLSN), at the weekend, cautioned the Federal Government against privatising healthcare services in the country, saying such decision will cripple the system and hinder poor Nigerians from accessing quality medicare. Also calling for increased budgetary allocation to strengthen the sector, NLSN accused government of allegedly defaulting on the […]

In Uganda, virus hunters search for traces of next pandemic - Vimarsana News

In Uganda, virus hunters search for traces of next pandemic

According to research from the World Health Organization, around 75 per cent of new diseases that have affected humans over the last decade were caused by pathogens carried by animals. Some of (...)