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African youth hungry for connectivity

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets with António Guterres, Secretary-General-designate. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe

Africa Watch: Africa’s high hopes for new UN chief

A doctor exams a child at Rwamagana Hospital in Eastern Province, Rwanda. Rwanda Ministry of Health

Health care: from commitments to action

A nurse takes blood sample from a baby to test for malaria in Manhia, Mozambique. AMO/ L. W.

Gains made in fight against malaria

A coffee farmer from Musasa, Rwanda, shows her health insurance card. Panos/Andrew Esiebo

It’s time to rethink medical insurance

Medical students watch as doctors perform an operation in Moshi, Tanzania. Photo credit: Panos/ Sven Torfinn

Diagnosing Africa’s medical brain drain

A Virgin Active gym in Soweto, Johannesburg South Africa. Photo credit: AMO/Robert Tshabalala

Lifestyle diseases pose new burden for Africa

A laboratory studies student taking a blood sample for a routine antenatal malaria test at a government hospital in Ghana. Photo credit: Panos/Nyani Quarmyne

Public health schemes: Getting it right

Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, head the World Health Organization’s Regional Office for Africa. Photo credit: WHO

We can improve health systems in Africa

A patient discussing medication with a doctor at HIV/AIDS unit in Botswana. AMO/ Eric Miller

Africa's new strategies to defeat HIV/AIDS

Wanted: affordable medicines for all

A patient at the JFK Medical Center and E.S. Grant Mental Health Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. World Bank/Dominic Chavez

Mental illness: Invisible but devastating

Surgeons in the operating theatre at a Bangalore hospital, Bangalore , India. Photo credit: Panos/B. Lawley

India’s medical tourism gets Africans’ attention

Health workers attend to patients at a camel mobile clinic in Samburu, Kenya. Photo credit: CHAT

Taking health services to remote areas

Nurses attending to patients at a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. Photo credit: Panos/ Robin Hammond

Dying from lack of medicines

An oil production facility in Nigeria. Photo credit: Panos/J

Commodity prices crash hits Africa

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe flanked by African leaders at TICAD-VI. Photo credit: Rwandan Presidency

Africa welcomes new trade initiatives from Japanese investors

Moroccan King Mohammed VI is welcomed by President John Pombe Magufuli on a visit to Tanzania in October 2016. Photo credit: Presidency of Tanzania

Morocco flexed economic muscles and returned to the AU

A man and his family register as refugees in Uganda. Photo credit: UNHCR/F. Noy

Africa most affected by refugee crisis

Roadworkers undertaking repairs on a World Bank funded road. Photo credit: World Bank/Trevor Samson

Business opportunities through government tenders

At the dispensary, Zaina can get an ultrasound examination, thanks to GE Healthcare's mobile Vscan ultrasound device. Photo credit:GE Sustainability

Africa Wired: Portable ultrasound device to tackle child mortality

Migrants from Africa and elsewhere rescued from a smuggler's boat by an Italian naval ship in the Mediterranean. Photo credit: UNHCR/A. D'Amato

Young Ghanaians risk all for "better" life

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