Latest Health News Across Africa

Welcome to the health hub of Ancient Earth News. Here you’ll find fresh stories that matter to anyone who cares about staying healthy, whether you live on the continent or follow African news from afar. We keep it simple: real events, real impacts, and practical takeaways.

Moringa – A Plant That Could Change Lives

Professor Iyorwuese Hagher, former health minister of Nigeria, says moringa is more powerful than guns. He’s pushing for a national program that gets young people into organic farming. The idea? Grow the "wonder plant" to boost nutrition, create jobs and open export markets. If you’re curious about how a leaf can support both health and the economy, this story shows the link in plain terms.

Outbreaks, Heroes, and Real‑World Challenges

Health crises hit hard when they strike families. In Kenya’s Uasin Gishu County, a Hepatitis A outbreak claimed three children’s lives and left ten more sick. The local government is stepping up with clean‑water measures and better clinic supplies. Meanwhile, pharmacists at the McGill University Health Centre celebrated World Pharmacist Day, highlighting how everyday pharmacy work keeps patients safe.

Another powerful story comes from Kenya’s music scene. Jahmby Koikai, known as Fyah Mummah, fought endometriosis for years before she passed away. Her final plea to President William Ruto called for better care for women with the condition—an appeal that puts a human face on a disease affecting millions.

All these pieces share a common thread: health isn’t just about doctors; it’s about food, policy, community action and personal stories. By following this page you’ll get updates as they happen, plus easy ways to protect yourself—like checking vaccination status during an outbreak or learning simple diet tweaks with moringa.

Got a question about a health headline? Drop us a comment or send a tip. We aim to bring clear, actionable information without the jargon. Stay tuned for more stories that matter to your well‑being and the continent’s future.