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Authorities in Malawi are investigating the sudden de@ths of dogs in recent months, with preliminary findings pointing to suspected aflatoxin pois0ning. Aflatoxins are h@rmful compounds produced by certain fungi that can thrive on food, including pet food ingredients like peanuts, corn, and other grains. An accumulation of the pois0n in an animal's body can cause liver damage, blood clotting issues, and de3th. The Blantyre Society for the Protection and Care of Animals, a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal care and treatment, has been receiving cases since April of this year. According to Timothy Manda, veterinary clinic manager and member of the dog testing team, at least 450 dogs have di3d thus far. He stated that the dogs di3d as a result of liver failure, which was later verified to be caused by aflatoxin. According to Manda, the majority of the de2ths were detected in dogs fed Nsima, a thick porridge made from maize that is a staple diet in Malawi, or maize husks. Tsankho Juma, assistant animal health officer at Chitedze Research Station, told SciDev.Net that aflatoxin affects around 60% of maize in 20 regions of Malawi. "As a result, in the agriculture sector, it diminishes feed value and hampers sales due of their capacity to infect human food and animal feeds,”...

According to the District Health Management Team (DHMT), at least 17 children under the age of five in Ngamiland, Botswaana...

An 8-year-old boy tragically lost his life last Monday after choking on a piece of biltong at Thankane village, about...

A young woman from Motswadira ward in Mokokwana is fighting for her life in the hospital after being brutally st@bbed...

A terrible fire destroyed a residence in Tororo Cement Industry Central Cell, Ticaf Ward, Osukuru Town Council, k!lling a mother,...

Two Nigerian brothers who targeted a 17-year-old with a se*xtortion scheme have been sentenced to 17 years and six months...

A shocking video has surfaced online showing a man engaging in inappropriate behavior on a bus, leaving many viewers disturbed...

  Zambia will shut down the hydropower facility on its side of the lake on September 14, leaving families and businesses with only three hours of electricity per day, while Zimbabwe has stated it may have to switch off the turbines at its hydropower station in December. The drought, induced by climate change, has resulted in a major decline in water levels at Kariba Dam, the world's largest man-made lake and a shared electricity source for the two countries. The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA), a binational agency that controls the shared lake's water resources, announced this week that as of August 26, the amount of water available for electricity generation has plummeted to only 8% of normal. “The lake level is steadily decreasing due to low inflow, closing the period under review...

At least 17 students perished after a dormitory at a boarding school in central Kenya caught fire on Thursday night, according to police. More than a dozen people have been rushed to the hospital with severe bu*rns, raising fears that the death toll may grow. The reason of the fire at Hillside Endarasha Academy, a primary school in Nyeri County, is now unknown. President William Ruto described the fire as "horrific" and "devastating" and has requested an investigation. "Those responsible will be held to account," Mr Ruto wrote on social media. According to authorities, an investigation team has been assigned to the school. More than 150 students were inside the dormitory when it caught fire at midnight local time, according to police commander Pius Murugu....

About 40 alleged illegal immigrants in Zambia vanished into thin air, leaving a trail of dust as proof that they...

The country was left in shock, without electricity of course but due to the news that a woman in Chipata,...

Three individuals were uninjured after a light aircraft crashed into a light post in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, on Thursday afternoon....

Pastor Lebraity Makuni, a 28-year-old spiritual leader of the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe's Praise and Worship Centre Assembly, was...

A bookkeeper, Kiritea Da Silva, 42, is accused of ste@ling $101,000 from her employer, Pan Cleaning Services Private Limited, and...