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Ensuring safe births is key to ending preventable maternal deaths.

Protecting the most vulnerable in an era of constrained resources

healthInvesting in frontline health workers is essential to preserving the vital medical safety net that keeps refugee women and girls alive
Dried-up state of the Thamalakane River in Maun.

Examining Africa’s climate-disease connection

healthSouth AfricaAt CHAC 2024, African countries seek to advocate for tailored solutions, mobilize resources, and influence global policies to address their unique challenges and build resilience.
People wait in the midday sun for the water troughs

Horn of Africa: Climate-related health crisis worsens as disease outbreaks surge

Horn of AfricahealthSeven countries in the region recorded 39 reported outbreaks, flooding and other acute public health events between 1 January and 30 October 2022
Malaria vaccine being prepared.

Historic funding to expand roll-out of first-ever malaria vaccine in Africa

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Heathcare workers reading pamplet.

In Africa, 63% jump in diseases spread from animals to people seen in last decade

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Health workers receiving members of the public for TB screening in Uganda.

Africa’s fight against TB: the gains and the challenges

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What is hindering Africa’s efforts to eradicate tuberculosis?

Africa closes in on one million COVID-19 cases

Africa closes in on one million COVID-19 cases

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One-month-old Amadou was born at the newly refurbished health centre in Arlit. Photo: IOM/Monica Chi

As COVID-19 Spreads, IOM Strengthens and Equips Health Centres in Northern Niger

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Ghana’s community nurses deliver child health care amid COVID-19

Ghana’s community nurses deliver child health care amid COVID-19

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An empty street in Nairobi

With simple, fact-informed hygiene measures, Africa can slow COVID-19 spread

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Child with autism spectrum disorder.

Bringing hope to children with autism

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Increased awareness and sharing of experiences help families to cope

Liberia’s Vice president, Jewel Howard Taylor, opens the country’s first school for autistic children. (bottom) A desk in the classroom. Agnes Fallah Kamara

How I set up Liberia’s first school for autistic children

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Community activist debunks cultural myths about autism