Africa: Tracking Vaccine Scares
A young child receives a vaccination from a nurse (file photo): Vaccine scares have popped up in both the richest parts of the world and the poorest. more»
A recently launched index by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) has found that low income countries such as Malawi and Madagascar are leading the charge against hunger and undernutrition.
Poorest Countries Lead the Fight Against Hunger and Undernutrition
The Hunger and Nutrition Commitment Index (HANCI) is the first global index of its kind showing levels of political commitment to tackling hunger and improving nutrition in 45 developing countries worldwide. Read more»
Click here to view the full HANCI data and download the report.
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Top Headlines
- Zimbabwe: Food and Nutrition Policy Welcome (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Latest On Medical Tariffs (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Teen Maternal Deaths Up (The Herald)
- Uganda: Siamese Twins Develop Pneumonia (New Vision)
- Uganda: Long Queues Overwhelm Vaccination Centres (New Vision)
- Uganda: Flying Toilets (New Vision)
- Tanzania: Eat Insects! Yes, but Beware... (Daily News)
- Africa: Funding Nutrition - a Moral Imperative, an Effective Investment (Unicef)
- Africa: Study Finds Little Progress in Meeting Demand for Contraception (The Guttmacher Institute)
- Africa: Easing Africa's Pain - the Need for Palliative Care (ThinkAfricaPress)
- Africa: China-Africa - Towards More Sustainable Health Care? (ThinkAfricaPress)
- Uganda: Health Service Providers Warned (New Vision)
- Uganda: Ten Receive Free Open Heart Surgeries (New Vision)
- Zimbabwe: National Food Policy Launched (The Herald)
- Namibia: Naftali Hamata: The Iconic Medical Doctor and Freedom Fighter (1944 …) (New Era)
- Sudan: South Sudan: MSF Hospital Destroyed After Deliberate Attack - 100,000 Left Without Healthcare (MSF)
- Congo-Kinshasa: Children Treated After Attack in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (MSF)
- Namibia: Mopani Worms Good for Your Health (New Era)
- South Sudan: MSF Hospital Targeted and Purposefully Damaged to Render It Inoperative (MSF)
- Zimbabwe: Let's Take a Stand, Cancer Can Be Beated (The Herald)
- Kenya: New Kibera Clinic Increases Access to Free Medical Care (MSF)
- Africa: Gambia Observes Africa Vaccination Week (The Point)
- Uganda: Mulago Deaths - We Need to Re-Vocationalise the Professions (Observer)
- Uganda: KCCA Gets Sh77 Billion to Improve Health Centres (New Vision)
- Kenya: Against All Odds - Young People Living With Mental Illness (The Star)
- Rwanda: Binagwaho, Chinese Minister Tour Masaka Hospital (New Times)
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