Month: November 2010

Medikamente bei Begleiterkrankungen des Diabetes richtig kombinieren Berlin – Bluthochdruck, erhöhte Blutfette und Übergewicht sind die häufigsten Folgen eines Diabetes mellitus. Nach einigen Jahren der Erkrankung treten oft weitere Schäden der Gefäße, Augen, Nieren und […]

Ghana on Tuesday roll-out commemorative activities to mark the United Nations (UN) Day for Elimination of Violence against Women scheduled for Thursday, November 25. The activities include: 16 Days of Activism Against Violence; Thousand Men’s […]

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) flag bearer for the 2012 elections, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, has stated that the increasing levels of disappointment in the Mills administration has led even staunch members of the […]

United Nations agencies and their partners on 12 November appealed for $164 million to support Haiti’s efforts to fight the deadly cholera outbreak that has already claimed over 900 lives in the Caribbean nation that […]

Jimmy Cliff, the renowned Jamaican reggae singer, has advised Africans to be wary of the influence of foreign culture to the detriment of development on the continent. He said China and Japan have forged ahead […]

Money transfer has been the pivot of most countries, especially the developing ones. As a matter of fact, most developing nations will only survive on the support their nationals residing abroad lend them via their […]

A new industrial policy aimed at ensuring that local businesses are able to offer high and competitive products, in order to gain access to the global market will be launched by government soon. In addition […]

 The Manager of the National Malaria Control Programme, Dr (Mrs) Constance Bart-Plange, has said that malaria could affect the brain, if not properly treated. Dr Bart-Plange said malaria could also affect the ability of a […]