Algéria csökkenteni szeretné a már megrendelt 20 millió adag oltóanyagot 5 millió adagra, mivel a vírus jelentősen gyengült az észak-afrikai országokban - nyilatkozta az Egészségügyi Minisztérium egyik szakértője.
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Algeria wants to cut flu vaccines order; ministry
Algeria wants to reduce its order of swine flu vaccines from 20 to five million doses, as cases of the virus have declined in the north African country,…
BURUNDI: Female ex-combatants picking up the pieces
By age 15, Annonciata Nduwimana was an accomplished fighter for Burundi's opposition Forces nationales de liberation (FNL) and knew how to kill in battle. "My father was killed,…
Genocide charge against Bashir “unacceptable”
The Cairo-based Arab League (AL) said on Saturday that the International Criminal Court's (ICC) decision to reconsider genocide charge against Sudanese President Omar al- Bashir is "unacceptable." "This…
EGYPT: Controversial organ transplant bill welcomed by WHO
A controversial organ transplant bill expected to become law in the next few weeks could regularize organ transplants and curb Egypt's booming illicit trade in human organs, experts…
Mugabe allies block Zimbabwe land audit
A two-year land audit was due to begin in Zimbabwe in February - but an angry reaction from President Robert Mugabe's allies and more attacks on white farmers…
South Africa: Zuma Breaks Silence On Fatherhood
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma yesterday broke his silence and acknowledged having a relationship and fathering a child with Sonono Khoza, the daughter of his friend, Irvin Khoza, who is…
Szudán: A bíróság újratárgyalja a népirtással vádolt Bashir ügyét
A Nemzetközi Büntetőbíróság Fellebbviteli Kamarája újra megnyitná Szudán elnökének, Omal al-Bashirnak az ügyét, akit a Darfúrban elkövetett gyilkosságok miatt népirtással vádolnak.
Congo-Kinshasa: How to End Natural Resource-Fuelled Conflict?
The international community should draw up a comprehensive strategy to tackle conflicts fuelled by natural resources especially in fragile African states, UK campaign group Global Witness says.
Somalia: Shipping Firms Pass on Piracy Charges to Local Importers
Traders are rallying international support for the war against pirates off the coast of Somalia to stop the loss of billions of shillings through surging shipping costs.