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| May 9 | ||
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Southern Africa: SADC to Intensify Malaria Interventions
Countries in the Sadc region will submit a joint proposal seeking funding for malaria interventions to the Global Fund to Fight HIV and Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria Round Eight. |
The Herald | |
| May 7 | ||
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Africa: Nine New U.S. Ambassadors Nominated
Nine nominees to serve as U.S. ambassadors in Africa appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday for confirmation. |
allAfrica.com | |
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Africa: Effective Strategies Needed to Combat Malaria [opinion]
Kenya is one of the countries that have the best knowledge about malaria in the world today. Paradoxically, it is also one of the countries with the highest number of people who succumb to the disease. |
Business Daily | |
| May 6 | ||
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Africa: One in Three Malaria Drugs Failing
Some 35% of antimalarial drugs sold in six major African cities failed basic quality tests according to a study published today in PLoS ONE, a peer-reviewed open-access journal. |
Health-e | |
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Namibia: Country On Course in Malaria Target
Namibia has seen major achievements in rolling back malaria in Africa with a record 181 morbidity and mortality rate compared to the 1 200 target set out in the Abuja declaration. |
New Era | |
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Nigeria: Malaria [editorial]
Statistics relating to malaria never cease to amaze the world. During the celebration of this year's World Malaria Day, the data were no less astounding: Malaria kills two million people each year; 90 per cent of the deaths occur in Africa. One in 10 pregnant women dies from malaria. Closer home, the disease affects about 110 million (out of 140 million) Nigerians who spend more than N800 billion ... |
Leadership | |
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Africa: Will Africa Be Ready for a Malaria Vaccine? [column]
A vaccine against malaria, something that a few years ago we could only dream about, could be a reality in the next five years. |
Vanguard | |
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Uganda: Study Links Testicular Cancer to DDT
As the use of DDT to fight mosquitoes spreading Malaria in Uganda begins to take shape, it is emerging that men born to mothers exposed to lingering amounts of the pesticide might have an increased risk of getting testicular cancer. |
Monitor | |
| May 5 | ||
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Cameroon: Fighting Malaria On Multiple Fronts
For the last 3000 years malaria has proven to be one of the most elusive diseases. It has adapted and survived almost anything that mankind has invented to destroy it. |
Post (Buea) | |
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Uganda: Uganda Network on Toxic Free Malaria Control (UNETMAC) - Notice [column]
The decision by the Government of Uganda to use DDT in combating Malaria is imprudent because it will cause irreversible damage to both human helath and the environment. DDT will also cost Uganda's economy dearly and therefore should be halted. On April 25 2008, Uganda joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Malaria Day. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: China Donates Anti-Malaria Medicine
CHINA has donated anti-malarial drugs worth $400,000 (about sh714m) to the health ministry. |
New Vision | |
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Nigeria: 'We'll Win the Battle Against Malaria'
Dr Kabir Ibrahim, Project Manager, World Bank assisted Malaria Control and Booster Project (MCBP), in Jigawa State, has said the state government, in collaboration with national and international agencies, is determined to win the battle against malaria in the next two years. |
This Day | |
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Zimbabwe: What You Should Know About Malaria [column]
In the words of Samuelson, R.J., a learned South African judge in the apartheid era, the Third World (a.k.a. developing countries) "has been shattered forever, a casualty of the end of the Cold War . . . Discipline will be imposed not only by stingy taxpayers in richer countries but also by multinational companies that control large private investment." |
The Herald | |
| May 2 | ||
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Ghana: Northern Health Services Declare War On Mosquitoes
The Ghana Health Service is to institute a mechanism, known as Indoor Residual Spraying, in the Northern Region, to get rid of female anopheles mosquitoes, which are the main cause of malaria. |
Ghanaian Chronicle | |
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Zimbabwe: Country Takes Over Malaria Campaign Programme
ZIMBABWE has taken over from Zambia the Sadc roll back malaria campaign programme code named the Zambezi River of Life Expedition aimed at intensifying the fight against the disease. |
The Herald | |
| May 1 | ||
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Mali: Combating Malaria Misdiagnosis
Health experts say the majority of malaria cases in Mali are misdiagnosed, which causes resistance to malaria drugs and leaves other illnesses untreated. |
IRIN | |
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Africa: Major Japan Health Prizes Go to Two Pioneers [press release]
The Government of Japan announces today its decision to award the inaugural Hideyo Noguchi Africa Prizes to Brian Greenwood and Miriam K. Were. |
Government of Japan | |
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Tanzania: Dearths From Malaria Fall By 40 percent
Deaths caused by malaria in Singida district have decreased significantly, the District Council's malaria control coordinator has said. |
The Citizen | |
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Ghana: Intensify Fight Against Malaria, Ammren Tells African Leaders
An African Media and Malaria Research Network (AMMREN), a network of African journalists, and scientists working together to eradicate malaria in Africa, has made giant moves to pursue its goals, of achieving malaria-free communities in the region. |
Ghanaian Chronicle | |
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Zambia: Country, Russia Sign $7m Malaria Grant
ZAMBIA and Russia yesterday signed a US$7 million grant for the malaria national support programme. |
Times of Zambia | |
| April 30 | ||
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Uganda: Breakthrough Reported in Malaria Drug Trial
Canadian scientists working with Ugandans at Makerere University have reported that their novel drug candidates to treat malaria have demonstrated good safety in their first toxicity tests in animals. |
Monitor | |
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Gambia: AMMREN Top Brass Call on Sir Dawda
The top brass of the Africa Media Malaria Research Network (AMMREN) led by Pa Modou Faal on Monday called on Alhagie Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara, former President of The Gambia, who is also AMMREN's national patron at his residence in Fajara. |
Daily Observer | |
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Ghana: Total Ghana Ltd. Declares War On Malaria
Total Petroleum Ghana Limited, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), has launched a series of activities to create public awareness about malaria prevention. |
Ghanaian Chronicle | |
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Africa: African Scientists Close to Malaria Vaccine
African research scientists are close to discovering "a safe and effective malaria vaccine," according to a WHO consultant in Accra. |
This Day | |
| April 29 | ||
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Africa: Malaria Expedition Reaches Mombasa
A GRAND expedition across Africa by road to raise awareness in the fight against malaria has reached Mombasa. |
EA Standard | |
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