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An Ebola epidemic has been declared in the Democratic Republic of Congo after three people died in the country.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), one of the three deaths have been definitely confirmed to be a case of the deadly haemorrhaging fever.
The world’s first malaria vaccine would soon be tested in three African countries – Kenya, Malawi and Ghana.
The vaccine, known as the ‘RTS S’, has been developed by the World Health Organisation and has passed all needed trials.
The announcement by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo that in order not to burden the country, costs for the Ghana @ 60 celebrations would not exceed Ghc 20m has been roundly condemned by Ghanaians on social media and via other mediums.
The attached announcement that the money would be raised from corporate Ghana has not been received any better, with people wondering, rightly, what these companies would be getting in return for pumping their money into our celebrations.
With the results of research that keeps coming out every day, pretty soon we’ll be handicapped in what we can or cannot eat.
Research by Cancer Research UK, the cancer research arm of the World Health Organisation, says eating processed meat increases your chances of contracting cancer.
We barely hear about it anymore so most of us have moved on from Ebola, but for those living in the epi-centre it is a real battle on a daily basis.
Consider Sierra Leone, where going a week without a new case of the virus being registered is a huge event worth celebrating. It is a statistic that shows how damaging the outbreak has been.
