Headlines Africa14h ago
UN warns cholera outbreak in Sudan worsening as fighting continues http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/TNjRNf #Sudan #Cholera #HealthCrisis #UNWarnings #PublicHealth
Ben Royce 🇺🇦 🇸🇩2d ago

"#Cholera outbreak worsens amid conflict in #Sudan"

"Across the country, millions are struggling to access clean water, sanitation, and healthcare, leaving them increasingly vulnerable to preventable illnesses such as cholera and #dengue fever. Of the over 7.4 million internally displaced people, more than 54% are women and girls. As of 13th October 2025, the Federal Ministry of Health reported 120,496 cholera cases and 3,368 deaths nationwide"

https://www.care.org/media-and-press/cholera-outbreak-worsens-amid-conflict-in-sudan/

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Cholera outbreak worsens amid conflict in Sudan - CARE

Sudan is facing a worsening cholera outbreak as conflict, displacement, and heavy rains create conditions for the rapid spread of waterborne diseases. The situation is growing increasingly dire as the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a “concerning case fatality rate” of 2.8%, nearly three times the emergency threshold.

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Brodelinho6d ago

Aufruf zum Krieg der #USA gegen ihr eigenes Land. Was folgt, ist der #Friedensnobelpreis.

#Pest #Cholera

(via @geist )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3YYL2khXm8

María Corina Machado en entrevista con Donald Trump Jr.

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Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusOct 9
@who.int-trained vaccinators are unstoppable in their determination to end the #cholera outbreak in #Sudan. They use camels and mules to reach remote, hard to reach areas in Tawila, North Darfur, to ensure no one misses out on vaccines that will save their lives.
La ProfeSep 25
#Cholera vaccination campaign launched in #Darfur, #Sudan to protect over 1.8 million people | WHN | https://x.com/who/status/1970845833173282817?s=46&t=qEya17FQSjp9bz3bzc2DGg
World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) on X

#Cholera vaccination campaign launched in #Darfur, Sudan to protect over 1.8 million people https://t.co/DjUE5ijEC1

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articuno9686 at KillBaitSep 24

Cholera Outbreak in Darfur Accelerates Amid Sudan's Ongoing Civil War

The cholera outbreak in Darfur is intensifying, with over 12,700 reported cases and 358 deaths across the region. The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised alarms over the spread of this bacterial infection, which is largely transmitted through contaminated food and water. The outbreak began in... [More info]

NieuwsJunkies.nlSep 23

📰 WHO: choleragevallen in Darfur nemen in een alarmerend tempo toe

https://nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1iCG

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🔸 #Cholera #WHO #Sudan #Ziekte

WHO: choleragevallen in Darfur nemen in een alarmerend tempo toe

De ziekte heeft zich inmiddels verspreid naar alle achttien deelstaten van Sudan.

Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusSep 21
Today, @who.int and partners started a #cholera vaccination for people in Darfur, #Sudan. We aim to vaccinate 1.86 million people to protect them and end the outbreak. We call for sustained and safe access for the campaign to be successful and avoid further delays. Lives depend on it.
Andy S. EversSep 17

#TikTok - Übernahme vollendet die mediale #Gleichschaltung der #USA

"In den USA wird mit diesem Deal die mediale Gleichschaltung der digitalen Welt vollendet."

"Das ist das Beste aus #Pest und #Cholera: #TechOligarchen bekommen die Daten und Kontrolle, aus #China kommen die Algorithmen."

https://digitalpolitik.ghost.io/tiktok-ubernahme-vollendet-die-mediale-gleichschaltung-der-usa/?ref=markus-beckedahl-digitalpolitik-de-newsletter

TikTok-Übernahme vollendet die mediale Gleichschaltung der USA

Ein Konsortium rund um die Tech-Oligarchen Larry Ellison (Oracle) und Marc Andreessen übernimmt 80% des US-Geschäftes von TikTok. Das berichtet das Wall Street Journal mit Verweis auf eine Einigung zwischen den Regierungen der USA und China. Seit dem Amtsantritt von Trump wurde dazu verhandelt. Der Abschluss soll bei einem Telefonat

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Headlines AfricaSep 15
Africa: Cholera Kills More People for Second Consecutive Year, While Prevention and Treatment Available: [WHO] The World Health Organization (WHO) has published its global cholera statistics for 2024, showing an increase in both the number of people who fell sick and died from the disease. http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/TN4bFM #Cholera #HealthCrisis #WorldHealthOrganization #AfricaHealth #PublicHealth