Iipotha iipe yo HIV otayiindjipala miitopolwa itatu yuuyuni-UNAIDS

Iipotha iipe yo HIV otayiindjipala miitopolwa itatu yuuyuni-UNAIDS

Iipotha iipe yo HIV otayiindjpala miitopolwa itatu:Middle east ,no North America,Eastern Europe no Central Asia no Latin America,noomwaka,nokwaahathikepamwe onkee taku tsikile,shiikwatelela ko Joint United nations Programme on Hiv-Aids. Omukuluntu wiliki go UNAIDS Winnie Byanyima momushangwa gwiikundaneki metiyali okwati nonando pwaadhika omapondolo ogendji oku keelela iipotha iipe yo HIV,mbyoka ya gwa pevi noo % 39 okuza mo 2010 muuyuni auhe,nonoo % 59 mo eastern and Southern Africa,olopota ompe yo UNAIDS oyuulike […]

July 25, 2024 14 5 3

Health / Medical

One person dies from AIDS-related illness every minute

UNAIDS says the AIDS pandemic can be ended by 2030 if more is done to fund initiatives and protect human rights. In a new report released this week, the organisation says if world leaders stick to their commitments the public health threat can be ended. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in New York. Meanwhile, new HIV infections are rising in three regions, namely the Middle East and […]

July 24, 2024 29

World

Femicide: many countries around the world are making the killing of women a specific crime – here’s why it’s needed

By Madhumita Pandey, Sheffield Hallam University An average of five women or girls are killed every hour by someone in their own family, according to UN data. And often their murders are intrinsically linked to them being women. Some countries are now passing laws to specifically criminalise femicide – an extreme manifestation of gender-based violence. The first documented use of the term “femicide” was in […]

May 15, 2024 23

World

Critics fear catastrophic energy crisis as AI is outsourced to Latin America

By Gerry McGovern, Sue Branford “We walk for the water we need. If we don’t walk, who will give it to us?” asks Juan, a middle-aged man born in the Indigenous rural community of Maconí, Mexico. “It’s a four-hour journey each day to fetch water … Since last year, there hasn’t been rain, and this year it’s the same.” The bean crop has withered and there’s no corn […]

March 22, 2024 139

Africa

Davos: Global economists see bright spots in Africa growth prospects

By Conrad Onyango, bird story agency Top economists agree that Africa's economic prospects for 2024 are positive, as small countries sparkle in the face of sluggish global growth projections. Chief economists from the World Economic Forum, World Bank and United Nations project Africa’s economy will defy the impacts of weak investments, debt crises, inflation, tight financial conditions and extreme weather patterns to record an improvement over 2023. A strong majority […]

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