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U.S. Sanctions Hamas’s Illicit Charity Network
Read more: U.S. Sanctions Hamas’s Illicit Charity NetworkBy Staff Reporter The United States has sanctioned four (4) illicit charities that directly fund Hamas militants. Mr. Thomas “Tommy” Pigott, Principal Deputy Spokesperson, announced on Thursday that these actions expose Hamas’s shameful use of civilian organizations to generate illicit financial support for its military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, and disrupt key funding…
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WHO Highlights Middle East Escalation of Conflict
Read more: WHO Highlights Middle East Escalation of ConflictBy Staff Reporter THE World Health Organisation has announced the current situation in the Middle East with the following key highlights. • National authorities report 1255 deaths and more than 15 100 injuries in Iran, and 634 deaths and more than 1586 injuries in Lebanon. • Current estimates indicate more than 100 000 people have…
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Conflict deepens health crisis across Middle East
Read more: Conflict deepens health crisis across Middle EastBy Staff Reporter World Health Organisation (WHO) says , more than ten days into the latest escalation of conflict in the Middle East, health systems across the Region are coming under strain as injuries and displacement rise, attacks on health care continue, and public health risks increase. National health authorities in Iran report more than 1300 deaths and 9000 injuries, and in Lebanon report at least 570 deaths and more than 1400 injuries. In Israel, authorities report 15 deaths and 2142 injuries. At the same…
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Namibia Health Plan Strengthens Preventative Healthcare for Members
Read more: Namibia Health Plan Strengthens Preventative Healthcare for MembersBy Staff Reporter Namibia Health Plan announced in Windhoek on Wednesday that it is strengthening preventative healthcare programmes. These programs will help members detect illnesses early. They aim to improve wellbeing by promoting screenings, education, and health risk management nationwide. Namibia Health Plan (NHP) is the largest medical aid fund in Namibia. It has reaffirmed…
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Fragility disguised as stability: the lights are on, but the prices are up
Read more: Fragility disguised as stability: the lights are on, but the prices are upBy David McDonald, CEO at SolarAfrica “Having put load shedding behind us…” These were the confident words of President Cyril Ramaphosa at this year’s State of the Nation Address, where he not once – but twice – declared load shedding a thing of the past. Not even the official end of the Covid-19 pandemic was announced with…
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