Nigerian Provosts Urge Tinubu to Exempt Nursing and Health Colleges from Seven-Year Ban
The Association of Provosts of Colleges of Health Technology and Nursing Sciences has appealed to the Federal Government to exempt...
FETHI Staff Hail CMD Prof. Adekunle Ajayi for Transforming Patient Care and Hospital Services
Staff of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido Ekiti (FETHI) have praised the leadership of Chief Medical Director (CMD) Professor Adekunle...
Makinde Pledges Better Welfare for LAUTECH Health Workers, Promises Major Projects in Ogbomoso
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has assured health workers at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso,...
NANNM Urges Ondo Government to Employ More Health Workers for Better Care
The Ondo State Council of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has called on the state government...
UNTH Enugu Launches Probe into Alleged Staff Negligence Over Patient’s Death
The University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, has opened a forensic investigation into the reported death of a patient,...
Continuing Education for Nurses: Staying Updated in 2025
There’s a lot of talk these days about AI taking over jobs. Some say machines will replace humans in almost...
Group Urges Lagos to Reinstate Abortion Guidelines to Save Women’s Lives
The Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC) Africa has called on the Lagos State Government to reinstate its suspended...
15 Months Without Pay: Kenyan TB Health Workers Abandoned in Salary Crisis
Kenya’s tuberculosis (TB) frontline workers are raising alarm after enduring 15 months without pay, despite promises of absorption into permanent...
Tragedy at Catholic University of Malawi: Nursing Student Dies by Suicide After Alleged Love Triangle
The Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) is reeling from grief after the sudden death of a second-year nursing student, Rosemary...
When Saving Lives Becomes an Ethical Gamble: The Nurse’s Dilemma in Africa and Abroad
The story of African nurses has always been a story of resilience. Whether in bustling hospitals in Lagos, overburdened clinics...
Patient Death Exposes Florida’s Fake Nursing Degree Empire
The story reads like something out of a thriller, but it’s real—and its consequences stretch far beyond U.S. borders. Federal...
Why Nurse Burnout Is a Public Health Emergency in Africa
When we think about Africa’s health challenges, the spotlight often falls on infectious diseases, maternal mortality, or lack of infrastructure....
“Nobody Will Blackmail Me”: Wike Clashes With Striking Doctors in Abuja
The standoff between the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) and striking resident doctors has entered a fiery new phase, as...
Ghana’s Nursing Crisis: 13,500 Nearly Jobless, 7,000 Unpaid – How Long Can Nurses Keep the Faith?
Ghana’s healthcare sector is facing a storm that could cripple its already fragile workforce. In a shocking twist, 13,500 nurses...
“Legalized Quacks” or Lifesavers? Community Health Practitioners Fire Back at Critics in Nigeria’s Healthcare Turf War
Nigeria’s fragile health system is once again caught in the crossfire of professional rivalry—this time between Community Health Practitioners (CHPs)...
Why Africa Must Invest in Advanced Nursing Specialties
In most healthcare conversations, doctors dominate the headlines. But quietly, and often without recognition, nurses carry the weight of healthcare...
Protests Hit Durban Hospital Over Zambian Nurse Manager Accused of Unfair Labour Practices
A major hospital in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province has become the focus of heated controversy after protesters accused a foreign-born...
Abuja in Crisis: FCT Doctors Launch Indefinite Strike as National Strike Ends
Healthcare in Nigeria has been thrown into fresh uncertainty. Just after the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) suspended its...
Breaking News: 2025 September Midwifery Examination Results Released – NMCN Confirms 74% Overall Pass Rate
The Nursing & Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) has officially released the results of the September 2025 Professional Examination in...
Nigerians in South Africa Denied Healthcare: Women Forced to Give Birth on Bare Floors Amid Xenophobic Attacks
A disturbing wave of xenophobic harassment in South Africa is leaving Nigerian women and other foreign nationals without access to...
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