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US-Funded Baby Vaccine Trial in Guinea-Bissau Criticised by WHO

Published: 05 December 2025. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A planned US-funded vaccine trial involving infants in Guinea-Bissau has drawn sharp criticism from the World Health Organization (WHO), with experts warning that the initiative raises ethical and safety concerns. The controversy highlights ongoing debates about conducting clinical trials in low-income countries and the safeguards needed to protect vulnerable populations. According to reports, the trial aims to test...

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Kenyans Drop Flowers for Valentine’s Bouquets of Cash — Not Everyone Is Impressed

The English ChroniclePublishing Date: 14 February 2026Desk: Lifestyle / Culture In a bold twist on Valentine’s Day traditions, some Kenyans are swapping traditional roses and chocolates for bouquets made entirely of cash. While the trend has delighted social media users and Instagram enthusiasts, not everyone is impressed by the flashy displays of wealth. The focus keyword — Kenyans drop flowers for Valentine's bouquets of cash — captures the mix of...

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South Africa’s Garden Route Gem Faces Looming Water Crisis

Published: 04 February 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online At first glance, Knysna appears untouched by crisis. The South African coastal town, famed for its turquoise lagoon, golden beaches and forested hills, has long marketed itself as one of the jewels of the Garden Route. Visitors come for the scenery, retirees settle for the mild climate, and local businesses thrive on tourism drawn by the promise of...

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