Malaria

WHO Approves The Use of Malaria Vaccine That Could Save 1000’s

On: October 8, 2021

The World Health Organization (WHO) is recommending widespread use of the RTS,S/AS01 (RTS,S) malaria vaccine among children in sub-Saharan AfricaRead More →

Europe to Develop Highly Efficacious Malaria Vaccine

By: Moses Echodu

On: July 28, 2021

In: News, Science & Tech

BioNTech SE (“BioNTech”), a German biotech business, launched an initiative to create a malaria vaccine candidate using its patented mRNARead More →

Why Every Student Should Learn About Career Paths Early

By: Libre Writer

On: May 2, 2026

School plays a major role in shaping a student’s future, yet many students move through it without a clear sense of direction.

How Skill-Based Activities Build True Independence - Newslibre

Escape the Consumption Trap: How Skill-Based Activities Build True Independence

By: Libre Writer

On: March 3, 2026

Skill-based hobbies build focus, confidence, and abilities that last across a person’s lifespan. Learn the long-term value of skill-based activities.

Reconnecting Uganda’s Youth to the Heart of Community - Newslibre

Bridging the Gap: Reconnecting Uganda’s Youth to the Heart of Community

By: Innocent Jr Robin

On: November 4, 2025

In Uganda, home to one of the world’s youngest populations, a silent crisis of disconnection is threatening the nation’s social

14 Lives Lost Daily on Roads as Joe Walker Calls for Remembrance and Reform - Newslibre

Uganda’s Silent Killer: 14 Lives Lost Daily on Roads as Joe Walker Calls for Remembrance and Reform

By: Innocent Jr Robin

On: November 3, 2025

On November 15, activist and philanthropist, Joe Walker will embark on a grueling 60km Remembrance Walk to promote awareness on road safety and remember those lost in road tragic accidents.