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World Mental Health Day: 150 million Africans live with mental illnesses – WHO

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that nearly 150 million people in Africa live with mental health, neurological or substance use conditions, and most cannot access the care they need due to stigma, poor funding and weak health systems. WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Mohamed Janabi, said this in his message to commemorate World Mental Health Day …

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Superwozzy – Morocco with TiiRii

Join the Sixja Telegram channel Get the latest music updates instantly. Sign up now Nigerian rapper SuperWozzy joins forces with Nigerian musician TiiRii on “Morocco,” an October 2026 Afrobeats album via Azuri. The single reunites SuperWozzy and TiiRii following their work on “Ganging Refix” earlier this year, continuing a creative bond that has already made history. The track follows …

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Curator: Home deals are *actually* worth grabbing during Amazon Prime’s Big Deal Day – National

Curators independently decide what topics and products we feature. When you purchase items through our links, we may earn a commission. Promotions and products are subject to availability and retailer conditions. Of course, it’s fun to buy something interesting on sale day, but have you ever noticed that the items that are worth buying during big sales are almost never …

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Nigeria Government Declares Health Infrastructure Critical as Finance Minister Commissions Diagnostic Centers in Bauchi

Deprecated: The WP_Dependencies->add_data() function was called with an argument i.e deprecated from version 6.9.0! IE conditional comments are ignored by all supported browsers. In /home/corerepo/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php online 6260 Nigeria Government Declares Health Infrastructure Critical as Finance Minister Commissions Diagnostic Centers in Bauchi – Core Reporters Nigeria Government Declares Health Infrastructure Critical as Finance Minister Commissions Diagnostic Centers in Bauchi Goodness Ekpang …

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