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Month: September 2025

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APO International

World Health Organization (WHO) donates supplies to boost infection prevention and control in Schools in Sierra Leone, as they reopen

  The World Health Organization (WHO) has newly donated infection prevention and Control materials for the Mpox response to Sierra Leone's national health authorities. The supplies aim to enhance the government's response efforts to Mpox in schools. With this donation, the WHO has now delivered financial and technical support worth USD one million since the Government of Sierra Leone declared Mpox a Public Health Emergency in January 2025. The donation, […]

today9 September, 2025

APO International

Public Accounts Central Government (PAC) report lays bare billions lost in govt projects

  The Committee on Public Accounts (Central Government) has drawn the attention of legislators to exaggerated costs of government-funded infrastructure projects. In its report on the Auditor General’s findings for the 2023-2024 financial year, PAC systematically breaks down how taxpayers are paying up to three times more for roads of similar length and quality. Rehabilitating a 1.37-kilometre road in Arua City, for example, costs Shs13.4 billion, while 2.68 kilometres in […]

today9 September, 2025

APO International

Debate on Lake Bunyonyi pollution deferred

  Speaker Anita Among has deferred the debate over Lake Bunyonyi pollution to Thursday, 11 September 2025, to incorporate broader parliamentary perspectives. The presiding officer's guidance follows protest from Hon. John Baptist Nambeshe, the Chief Opposition Whip, in response to the statement presented by the Minister of State for Water and Environment, Hon. Aisha Sekindi, on the lake’s alarming brownish discolouration, foul odor, oily film, and white foam. “It is […]

today9 September, 2025

APO International

Construction of additional classrooms

  As part of efforts to accommodate more school-aged children, new classrooms have been constructed at Adi-Hawsha Elementary School at a cost of 800 thousand Nakfa. At the inauguration ceremony held on 3 September, Mr. Belai Habtegabir, head of the education office in the Central Region, said the construction of additional classrooms will significantly contribute to the teaching-learning process and expand access to education for more children. He also commended […]

today9 September, 2025

APO International

Voluntary blood donation

  Members of the Ministry of Health branch in the Central Region have voluntarily donated 56 units of blood. Mr. Suleiman Romodan, member of the promotion and information unit at the branch office, said that due to increased awareness, members are donating blood regularly and working earnestly for the success of the programs of the National Blood Transfusion Service and the Voluntary Blood Donors Association. He also called on other […]

today9 September, 2025

APO International

Afreximbank launches new entity to promote large scale trade in value-added goods

  African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) has today launched the African Trade and Distribution Company (ATDC) to catalyse large scale trade in raw materials, minerals and value-added products from across Africa.  Afreximbank, through the Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA), established ATDC in collaboration with Arise Integrated Industrial Platforms (Arise IIP), Equitane DMCC and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat. The new entity has already secured a […]

today9 September, 2025

Health / Medical

Study finds paternal alcohol use impacts growth and IQ

Stellenbosch University A Stellenbosch University study shows that fathers’ heavy drinking can harm children’s development. Researchers found it can stunt growth, reduce head size, and lower verbal IQ scores. The findings were highlighted on International Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Day. Marlene de Vries, one of the study’s authors, warned of the serious risks associated with paternal alcohol use.

today9 September, 2025

Namibia

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia hosted its first Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship Breakfast in Windhoek. CRAN highlighted technology as the main driver for business growth. Mufaro Nesongano, CRAN’s Executive for Communication and Consumer Relations, said 4G coverage now reaches 91% of Namibians. He added that new satellite technologies are expanding access in remote areas, creating more opportunities for entrepreneurs.

today9 September, 2025

World

Thailand’s former prime minister ordered to serve one year in jail

Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (Photo: https://watchesbysjx.com/) Thailand’s Supreme Court has ordered former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to serve one year in jail. According to Sky News, the court ruled his six-month hospital stay was unlawful. Thaksin was initially sentenced to eight years in 2023 for corruption and abuse of power but was released after receiving a royal pardon. Al Jazeera further reports that after the court’s verdict, Thaksin was seen […]

today9 September, 2025