Kenya HIV drugs holdup causes shortages - a podcast by BBC World Service

In Kenya, clinics are running low on vital HIV treatment drugs because of a consignment holdup at the port of Mombasa. We hear what a clinician working with HIV patients has to say, as well as how we got to this point.

Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt can't seem to find the flow, as talks over the management of Africa's largest hydroelectric power plant, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, come to logger's heads once again. Our correspondent Kalkidan Yibeltal reports from Addis Ababa

Ivermectin: A drug previously only available for animal use in South Africa is now given the green light for use on COVID patients

What's behind the death of so many fish that during the weekend have been washed up on the beaches of Accra?

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