AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoEbola Preparedness: The Africa CDC is urging stronger Ebola exit screenings at borders, warning that better readiness—not travel bans—can cut the risk of local spread if cases are imported. Burundi HIV Watch: Burundi health officials report rising HIV infections among youth, blaming funding cuts, stigma, and weaker awareness campaigns for reduced prevention and outreach. UK Support for Viral Fevers: The UK announced new funding to strengthen Ebola preparedness in Rwanda and Burundi, focusing on surveillance, infection prevention and control, WASH at high-risk points, and community risk communication. Ebola Funding Boost: The U.S. pledged an extra $20 million (about Ksh2.59 billion) for Ebola preparedness in Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, and South Sudan, including border screening, lab testing, and emergency operations support. Maternal Health Research: A Uganda study highlights severe perineal tears after episiotomy, underscoring the need for safer childbirth practices and better clinical management. Workplace Wellness: CRDB Wellness Day in Dar es Salaam drew 800 staff for health screenings and exercise, promoting prevention of lifestyle diseases like diabetes and hypertension. Food Security Angle: A report spotlights Africa’s potato potential as a route to resilience and nutrition, supporting smallholder farmers and food security.
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