Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — For two decades, donor funding helped build one of the world’s most successful HIV responses. Now, as the United States scales back support, legal scholar Mnotho Ngcobo says Africa is confronting not just a funding crisis, but a constitutional and ethical one.
Browsing: What
The tradwife trend is having a moment. Tradwives, or “traditional wives,” hold the belief that women should care for the household, while men should provide financially and make the family’s decisions. From the runaway success of Caro Claire Burke’s tradwife book Yesteryear—with Anne Hathaway and Amazon MGM securing the movie rights nearly nine months before…
The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly, which concluded in Geneva on 23 May 2026, may be remembered less for its resolutions than for the view of health they expressed. Across deliberations on financing, antimicrobial resistance, workforce mobility, emergency preparedness and universal health coverage, health was treated as a concern of economic policy, industrial development, national security…
On July 25, ICE confirmed it had deported Daniel Ogama Adongo, 36, the first Kenyan-born player in NFL history, from the United States. Immigration agents removed Adongo on June 20, after a Department of Justice immigration judge ordered his deportation on March 23. He had been at the Miami Correctional Facility while in detention.
A Kent wildlife park has given an update on what the future holds for a herd of African elephants that are now due to stay in the county “indefinitely”.
The Women’s Africa Cup of Nations is the continental tournament to find the best women’s international team in Africa. It has existed in some form since 1991 but the current competition’s history really starts in 1998; it has generally been held every two years since then.