Tigray region reports a surge in malaria cases, with 17,000 weekly infections recorded amid healthcare disruptions
(Photo: Deutsche Welle (DW)) Addis Abeba – The Tigray Regional Health Bureau has reported an alarming surge in malaria cases, ...
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Kenya: A Conversation with Charlot Magayi – How Mukuru Clean Stoves Combats Air Pollution and Malaria in Africa
Cape Town — Earlier this week, former Earthshot Prize winner Charlot Magayi appeared at Earthshot, offering her support and inspiring ...
Malaria Is Surging in Ethiopia, Reversing a Decade of Progress Against the Disease
Stephensi also flourishes in building sites, where large open cisterns are used for cement- and brick-making, and such sites are increasingly ...
Amhara region reports 37 malaria deaths, over 60,000 new cases in one week amid security concerns
A street in Bahir Dar, the capital of Amhara regional state. Photo: ENA Addis Abeba – The Amhara Public Health ...
Ethiopia battles triple threat: cholera, measles, and malaria outbreaks
According to the United Nations, more than 1.8 million new malaria cases were recorded in Ethiopia between 01 January and ...
Malaria deaths rise in Oromia’s West Wollega Zone, new infections climb nationwide
Kondal district, situated within the West Wollega zone of the Oromia region, is one of several areas experiencing an upsurge ...
Africa: WHO Approves First African-Manufactured Malaria Drug
Kampala, Uganda — A leading Kenya-based pharmaceutical manufacturer, Universal Corporation Ltd (UCL), has become the first African manufacturer to gain ...
News: Amidst alarming surge in malaria cases, Amhara regional health institute to launch antimalarial chemical spraying program
According to OCHA, the number of malaria cases nationwide has doubled to 2.4 million in the past three months Addis ...
African Firms ‘Need Know-How to Make New Malaria Jab’
London/Douala/Lagos — Vaccine developers must share the know-how behind a groundbreaking new malaria jab so it can be rolled out ...
News: Dozens die of malaria in conflict-ridden west Wollega zone, Oromia as hunger takes toll on civilians
Left: A mother with her severely malnourished child. Right: Local people taking pateints to health centers in donkey-driven cartwheel. Pictures: ...
