Central Africa
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Elsewhere in Central Africa
A study of 248 Cameroonian physicians found that nearly half have insufficient knowledge of Temporary Total Incapacity for Work, a concept crucial for evaluating the impact of violence.
A recent study in Brazzaville identifies key factors associated with zero-dose vaccination status among children aged 12-23 months.
An unusual increase in febrile gastroenteritis cases was reported in the Air France neighbourhood of Bouaké, Côte d’Ivoire on March 11, 2024.
Students in Maroua, Cameroon, use bicycles as a cost-effective way to get to school, but face risks sharing roads with motorists.
A key witness in the Martinez Zogo case, Lieutenant-Colonel Parfait Ayissi, has testified that Martin Savom was the person who received the victim after his torture and ultimately led to ...
A recent study in Côte d'Ivoire assessed healthcare professionals' knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding palliative care, highlighting the need for improved training and dedicated...
Students at Lycée technique bilingue de Nsam in Yaoundé return to class after a week-long disruption following the death of a student.
Cameroon government holds workshop to develop skills in energy sector value chain
A recent study in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, reveals oesophageal lesions, including cancer, are common, with 96 cases recorded over four years.
24 young women from Cameroon's Mfoundi department complete 3-month entrepreneurship training
A 10-year study in Burkina Faso found 1,572 prostate cancer cases, highlighting challenges in early diagnosis and the need for targeted screening protocols.
A study of 225 cases in Bobo-Dioulasso found 17.33% of patients had molar pregnancies, highlighting the importance of histopathological examination.
