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THE SHOW TALKS ABOUT WHAT CAN BE DONE TO END NTDs

The show talks about Neglected Tropical diseases

The discusses some of the mental illnesses and mental disorders

PORT BOUET_UNIVERS DES JEUNES_VIOLENCES FAITES AUX FEMMES by Children's Radio Foundation

The speedy rate of change in the environmental and socio-economics factors may increase the incidence, prevalence and risk of schistosomiasis infections in Zambia. However, available information does not provide a comprehensive understanding of the biogeography and distribution of the disease, ecology and population dynamics of intermediate host snails. The current study used an information-theore...

Ministerial statement by the Honourable Minister of Health Zambia needs a healthy population in order to develop and thrive. The Zambian people are the biggest and greatest asset this country has. As a country we still hold to the affirmation and promise to work towards elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases. We keep this aspiration and momentum through our vision and mission statement of, “Pr...

THE SHOW- CAUSES OF NTDs

The show discussed what Neglected Tropical diseases NTDs

Ministerial statement by the Honourable Minister of Health Zambia needs a healthy population in order to develop and thrive. The Zambian people are the biggest and greatest asset this country has. As a country we still hold to the affirmation and promise to work towards elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases. We keep this aspiration and momentum through our vision and mission statement of, “Pr...

Congo-Boma Réchauffement Climatique, Que Faire Pour Boma Tentatives De Solution(1) by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo-Boma Face Aux Pluies Actuelles Quelles Solutions Pour La Rivière Kalamu by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo-Inga, Situation de La Covid - 19 à Inga by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo-Inga, Où En Somme Nous Avec Le Projet de Construction Du barrage Inga 3 by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo Inga Le Problème Energétique Au Camp Kin À Inga by Children's Radio Foundation

la position actuelle des ayants droit sur la construction du grand barrage Inga 3 après la covid-19

CONGO-INGA COMMENNT LUTTER CONTRE LE CHANGEMENT CLIMATIQUE

interview_soubre by Children's Radio Foundation

Interview IMPACT by Children's Radio Foundation

Interview MAHOUA.mp3 by Children's Radio Foundation

Whilst the rest of the country is fighting tirelessly against the novel pandemic, COVID-19 - South African women fear for their lives in their homes and in the streets. For women, and gender-nonconforming people, being treated like a second citizen in South Africa and subjected to GBV is not new. Here, youth reporters speak about how COVID-19 is not their only worry.

Stigma leads teenage mothers to report feeling fear, shame, resentment, anger (Yardley 2008) distress and lacking in confidence (Fulford and Ford-Giboe 2004). Whitehead (2001) argues that the stigma of teenage pregnancy leads to a 'social death' for young mothers

The factors contributing to teenage pregnancy included: lack of school fees, lack of parental care, communication and supervision, poverty, peer pressure, non-use of contraceptives, desire for a child, forced marriage, low educational level and need for dowries.

98% of pregnant girls were not in school, and 59% of the pregnancies among girls aged 15-19 years were unintended. 45% of severe abortion complications were also reported among adolescent girls.

A review of the health consequences of adolescent pregnancy indicates that pregnancy in adolescents has a higher mortality rate than ... View Record in ScopusGoogle Scholar ... Steinfels M.O.Ethical and legal issues in teenage pregnancies.

Teen pregnancy is way down. And a study suggests that the reason is increased, and increasingly effective, use of contraceptives. From 2007 to 2013, births to teens age 15 to 19 dropped by 36 percent; pregnancies fell by 25 percent from 2007 to 2011, according to federal data. A