The Nations Extension for Community Health Outcomes commonly known as Project ECHO says it has assisted to date more than 200 million patients in nearly 200 countries.

They have achieved this by working with a virtual mentoring approach that is cost-effective and can be implemented immediately.

ECHO connects healthcare specialists with frontline care workers in under-served and hard-to-reach communities around the world.

Sisi Segalo has compiled the following report.

The Nations Extension for Community Health Outcomes commonly known as Project ECHO says it has assisted to date more than 200 million patients in nearly 200 countries.
They have achieved this by working with a virtual mentoring approach that is cost-effective and can be implemented immediately.
ECHO connects healthcare specialists with frontline care workers in under-served and hard-to-reach communities around the world.
Sisi Segalo has compiled the following report.

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Project ECHO virtually works with medical practitioners to assist patients in nearly 200 countries

A Kenyan court has convicted controversial preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 28 co-accused of murdering 191 people in the 2023 Shakahola forest tragedy.

The High Court in Mombasa ruled that the prosecution had proved its case over the deaths of 190 children and one adult. 

Daniel Ominde reports.

A Kenyan court has convicted controversial preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 28 co-accused of murdering 191 people in the 2023 Shakahola forest tragedy.
The High Court in Mombasa ruled that the prosecution had proved its case over the deaths of 190 children and one adult.&nbsp;
Daniel Ominde reports.

Kenyan court convicts cult leader Mackenzie of 191 murders in Shakahola tragedy

The City of Tshwane in South Africa's (SA) Gauteng province has suspended water supply from the Bronkhorstspruit Water Treatment Works following a gastrointestinal illness outbreak that has affected more than 400 residents, mostly children under the age of four.

The Department of Water and Sanitation says the municipality failed to chlorinate the water for three weeks, from 24 September to 14 October, due to a dispute with its chlorine supplier. Meanwhile, WaterCAN says at least six criminal cases have been opened involving the city's wastewater infrastructure, raising concerns about accountability and the deterioration of water and sanitation services in the capital.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to the Communications Manager for WaterCAN, Jonathan Erasmus..

The City of Tshwane in South Africa's (SA) Gauteng province has suspended water supply from the Bronkhorstspruit Water Treatment Works following a gastrointestinal illness outbreak that has affected more than 400 residents, mostly children under the age of four.
The Department of Water and Sanitation says the municipality failed to chlorinate the water for three weeks, from 24 September to 14 October, due to a dispute with its chlorine supplier. Meanwhile, WaterCAN says at least six criminal cases have been opened involving the city's wastewater infrastructure, raising concerns about accountability and the deterioration of water and sanitation services in the capital.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to the Communications Manager for WaterCAN, Jonathan Erasmus..

SA halts Bronkhorstspruit water plant after gastrointestinal illness outbreak

Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the Malian military, armed groups and insurgent forces have committed serious violations of the laws of war since July 2026, while the international community has largely failed to act.

The organisation says the military and its Russian-controlled Africa Corps, formerly the Wagner Group, have killed and wounded scores of civilians in attacks and in custody. Drone strikes and resulting civilian casualties also more than doubled between April and August compared with the same period last year. 

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Ilaria Allegrozzi, the Senior Sahel Researcher at HRW.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the Malian military, armed groups and insurgent forces have committed serious violations of the laws of war since July 2026, while the international community has largely failed to act.
The organisation says the military and its Russian-controlled Africa Corps, formerly the Wagner Group, have killed and wounded scores of civilians in attacks and in custody. Drone strikes and resulting civilian casualties also more than doubled between April and August compared with the same period last year.&nbsp;
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Ilaria Allegrozzi, the Senior Sahel Researcher at HRW.

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