Medical experts say Africa faces worst cholera outbreak in 25 years
Africa CDC recorded about 300,000 confirmed and suspected cases of cholera so far in 2025, a rise over last year.
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River Seine reopens to Paris swimmers, after Olympics, century-long ban
Bathing sites will be located near the French capital’s Notre-Dame cathedral, the Eiffel Tower and in eastern Paris.
Sudan reports 70 cholera deaths in Khartoum in two days
Cholera outbreak is centred around the capital city, Khartoum, which has been devastated by more than two years of war.
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From: People & Power
Thirst Among the Ruins
People & Power investigates how Israel further weaponises water in Gaza since the war started and why it is a war crime.
Published On 20 Mar 2025
‘Coloniser’ microbes to superbugs: How antibiotic resistance behaves
As antimicrobial resistance threatens medical progress, doctors like Sylvia Omulo are looking for clues to help us heal.
From: NewsFeed
Rising death toll in the landfill collapse in Uganda
The death toll from the Kiteezi landfill collapse in the Ugandan capital has risen to at least 24.
Published On 12 Aug 2024
‘Ticking time bomb’: Poliovirus found in Gaza sewage
Looming health disaster for displaced Palestinians living in tent camps, where sewage flows freely, contaminating water.
Cholera: An overlooked outcome of climate change
Global warming is exacerbating the spread of a disease that should have been consigned to the dust bin of history.
![Cholera is completely preventable but also extremely dangerous, causing severe dehydration, diarrhoea and vomiting - symptoms that can kill within hours without treatment, writes Kampala [Photo courtesy of WaterAid]](/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/WaterAid_-Edson-Artur-at-Signus-1708683292.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
Here’s how to help earthquake-hit Morocco reduce the risk of disease
To stay alive, earthquake survivors need access to clean drinking water and proper sanitation services as a priority.
How much plastic is in our oceans?
On World Ocean Day, Al Jazeera visualises what 10 million tonnes of plastic released into the ocean annually looks like.
Despair in Ettadhamen: The harsh reality of Tunisia’s economy
‘This … system, goes back to the beys who needed to keep their courtiers happy to maintain their rule’, analyst says.
