Category: Ecology

Access to health services for all citizens is a critical issue in Somalia, highlighted during Universal Health Coverage Day. A major event was held in Mogadishu to highlight this critical need. Despite a low coverage rate of only 27 out of 100, concerted efforts are being made to improve the Somali health system. The focus was on high maternal mortality and the need to close the gap in access to health care. Collaboration between Somali health authorities, educational institutions and international organizations is essential to overcome the challenges. The event in Mogadishu was an opportunity to raise awareness on the importance of universal health coverage and accessibility to health care, mobilizing stakeholders to advance health for all in Somalia.

The PROADER project in the Democratic Republic of Congo is reaching a major milestone in 2025 with the adoption of an ambitious work plan and budget. Valued at USD 25,852,099, this plan aims to boost the cassava sector, develop infrastructure and promote agricultural entrepreneurship. Supported by the African Development Bank, PROADER aims to make the rural economy more attractive and productive, particularly in provinces such as Kwango, Kongo-Central, Kwilu, Mai-Ndombe and Kasai. By investing in agriculture, infrastructure and rural entrepreneurship, this project paves the way for a brighter future for rural communities in the DRC.

Rwanda is celebrating the end of the Marburg Virus Disease outbreak, with no new cases reported for 42 days. The rapid response of health authorities, supported by WHO, has helped contain the spread of the virus. This achievement underscores the importance of international collaboration and vigilance in the face of global health threats.

This article excerpt discusses a tragedy that occurred in a primary school after a devastating lightning strike. Thirteen young schoolchildren were struck by lightning, plunging the community into fear. Despite emergency care, the consequences remain severe. Calls for prevention and solidarity are being heard to avoid such a tragedy in the future and to support those affected.

Ituri province was recently hit by devastating floods, leaving more than 55,000 people in need. The damage is extensive, with homes, schools and fields submerged by the waters of Lake Albert. People in the worst-affected areas are facing difficult living conditions, impacting on children’s nutrition and education. Urgent action is needed to support these vulnerable communities and prevent future disasters. Solidarity and empathy are essential to offer new hope to those who have lost everything.

The National Reparations Fund is launching a mobile clinic project to provide free medical care to internally displaced persons in the camps of Kisangani, Goma and Bunia. This initiative aims to ensure comprehensive care for the physical and psychological health of victims of conflict-related violence. By involving local and national authorities, FONAREV demonstrates a strong commitment to reparations for the harm caused by conflict. This innovative project promotes access to care for the most vulnerable populations, thus helping to restore their dignity and promote their social reintegration. A significant step forward in humanitarian assistance, offering a ray of hope in contexts marked by suffering and precariousness.

The FONAREV health project brings hope to internally displaced persons by providing free and comprehensive medical care. This humanitarian initiative aims to repair the physical and psychological damage suffered by victims of conflict-related violence in the DRC. With mobile clinics, FONAREV guarantees access to quality care and works to restore the dignity of displaced persons. By supporting vulnerable populations, this initiative contributes to the reconstruction of a more just and united society.

Amid recurring maritime tragedies on Lake Mai-Ndombe, the governor of Kevani province is recommending a migration to safer metal boats. This change is aimed at preventing shipwrecks and ensuring the safety of the region’s inhabitants. Despite logistical and financial challenges, the governor is working hard to secure the resources needed for this transition. It is imperative that local authorities and the central government join forces to make this life-saving initiative a reality.

In this article, we discover a rumor that YouTuber MrBeast rented the Pyramids of Giza to shoot a video, a story quickly denied by Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass. The latter clarified the situation by stating that MrBeast had obtained a permit to film, but in no case had he rented the pyramids. This controversy highlights the importance of preserving world heritage and respecting iconic sites like the pyramids. It also highlights the importance of collaboration between actors of the modern world and the guardians of the past in preserving these historical treasures.

The article highlights the activation of the state of “exceptional calamity” in Mayotte to deal with an unprecedented crisis. This measure aims to provide a rapid and effective response to support the disaster-stricken population and facilitate their reconstruction. It underlines the importance of national solidarity, the need for concrete measures to ensure a return to normal and the importance of sustainable and resilient reconstruction. Finally, it highlights the authorities’ commitment to supporting populations in the most difficult times.