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Five years of compulsory state service for these doctors. Will it...

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What developing countries can teach the Global North about how to...

Maru Mormina and Ifeanyi M. Nsofor -

The preventable trauma of COVID childbirth

Mary Fitzgerald -

Why #COVID19 anti-corruption campaigns could make people more likely to pay...

Nic Cheeseman and Caryn Peiffer -

From hunger to abuse: Seven women tell us how COVID has...

Kate Hodal and Nyasha Chingono -

The gravediggers of Kano: Why doctors and diggers alike face grim...

Emmanuel Akinwotu and Mustapha Hodi -
Ebola healthcare worker protective gear

The world finally has an Ebola vaccine. This is why it’s...

Ifeanyi M. Nsofor -

Three things that will shape the national health insurance here …...

Biju Mohandas -

Pollution, profits & the people in between: ‘I have farmed for...

Rebecca Ratcliffe -
Lake Chad

Is one of Africa’s most important lakes really shrinking?

Oli Brown and Janani Vivekananda -
Man walking on a dirt road in Togo.

Doing the ‘tramadol dance’: What this latest music craze says about...

Laura Salm-Reifferscheidt -
In Nigeria

Life under Nigeria’s gay ban

Bolu Akindele -
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‘An African man like me depressed?’ Why representation matters in the...

Eromo Egbejule -
A smoky Port Harcourt street. Doctors have warned of the health-related consequences of the city’s poisonous black soot.

Poisonous haze: Why the air we breathe could kill us

Innocent Eteng -
Nigeria’s maternal mortality is high. But if mothers such as Oluwakemi Junaid won’t go to hospital

Old birth rites, new ways

Festus Iyorah and Adri Kotze -
Turns out

Do 1 in 5 Nigerian adults really live with long-term depression?

Lee Mwiti and Motunrayo Joel -
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