Nigeria's problem with mental health treatment

Nigeria has very few trained psychiatrists and people suffering from mental health are put in centres that are ill-equipped or not adequately staffed. We hear from Dr Joyce Omoaregba, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist at the Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital in Benin-City.

An investigation by a local TV station in Kenya revealing how lax policies have allowed food with high levels of a toxin called aflatoxin to be sold has sparked uproar over safety standards in the country. Felister Makini, Deputy Director-General Crops at Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Institute, tells us which brands have been banned and why.

Why has The Gambia opened a lawsuit at the International Court of Justice against Myanmar for committing genocide against Rohingya Muslims? We ask Attorney General, Abubakar Tambadou

(Photo: A child with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder holds his head by explaining the content of his drawings to the psychologist at the Lazare camp for internally displaced people. Credit: FLORENT VERGNES/AFP via Getty Images)