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- Africa: Women Need Support for Breastfeeding - WHO (UN News)
- Africa: Breastfeeding Is the Cheapest and Most Effective Life-Saver in History - Unicef (Concord)
- Somalia: How Breastfeeding Helps Save Lives (IFRC)
- Africa: Breastfeeding Duration May Be Associated With Intelligence (VOA)
- Malawi: Lack of Male Participation in PMTCT Programmes Worries Health Experts (Malawi News Agency)
- Nigeria: Man Absconds After Wife Delivered Triplets (Vanguard)
- Uganda: Breastfeeding and Our Culture (New Vision)
- South Africa: Are We Ready for Universal Breastfeeding? (GroundUp)
- Nigeria: Breast Feed Your Baby Not Your Man (Vanguard)
- South Africa: Breast-Feeding Week (SA Govt)
- Kenya: Workers Find Baby's Body (The Star)
- Kenya: Stand Up for African Mothers Campaign (The Star)
- South Africa: Govt to Boost SA's Low Breastfeeding Rate (Health-e)
- Namibia: Toilet Water Inconvenience Mothers (Namibian)
- Uganda: Sex Talk - Accept Truths of Life Too (Observer)
- Africa: The Joys of Pregnancy Come With Fatal Risks (ThinkAfricaPress)
- Nigeria: Babies With Low Birth Weight Prone to Hearing Problems-Expert (Premium Times)
- Nigeria: Why Mothers Should Register Early for Antenatal Care (Vanguard)
- Nigeria: Jigawa Signs Agreement On Safe Motherhood (Daily Trust)
- Liberia: Govt Commits to Accelerate Child Mortality Reduction (Unicef)
- Kenya: Making a Career From a Miracle (Destination Magazine)
- Tanzania: Mwanza Hospital's Maternal Health Campaign Gets Boost (Daily News)
- Uganda: Royal Pince Vs Prince Meddie (New Vision)
- Rwanda: Make Access to Antenatal Services a Top Priority (New Times)
- Rwanda: To Abort or Not to Abort? (New Times)
- Kenya: The Dramatic Birth of a Nairoibi Royal (The Star)
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