Central-Africa
state doctors must decide on
Will state doctors play the extensions of their strike observed for a week in the DRC General Assemblies of their…
doctors
Southern-Africa
Black bodies and white doctors: dive into
Racism has a history and medical literature tells like no other about prejudice, explains historian Delphine Peiretti-Courtis, in a book…
East-Africa
Uganda: medical doctors wish to persuade
In Uganda, the Ministry of Well being estimates that roughly 1.4 million persons are HIV-positive within the nation. But when…
North-Africa
Sudan: Within the Hashaba camp, a group of Ethiopian docs is running in emergencies
Nearly two months after the start of the offensive in Tigray, Sudan received nearly 55,000 refugees fleeing fighting in the…
West-Africa
Coronavirus is growing in Mali, medical doctors are ready for promised treatments
Mali has seen a worrying enhance in coronavirus circumstances for a number of weeks and fortiori within the final three…
North-Africa
angry day for doctors who demand important changes
Nurses have gone out into the country to condemn working conditions that have become unbearable. Nearly 10,000 white coats marched…
North-Africa
Tunisian doctors’ strike for a profound reform of the health system
This Tuesday, December 8, is declared a day of anger by doctors in Tunisia. Only minimum services should be provided…
East-Africa
the death of two doctors and the threat of a strike by health workers
Anger is escalating in Kenya after the deaths of two famous doctors this weekend. They gave in to Covid-19 when…
East-Africa
in the El Hashaba camp, three doctors for 15,000 Ethiopian refugees
On the run from a fratricidal war that has been going on since the beginning of November, more and more…
Central-Africa
The Ministry of Public Health is investigating the cases of “fictitious” doctors
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the scandal with the lists of fictitious doctors receiving salaries and a risk…
North-Africa
young doctors worried about the deteriorating health situation
The country, which on October 18 had 626 deaths and 40,542 cases, saw its hospitals nearly saturated, and young doctors…
