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Ethiopia’s School Feeding Program Benefiting 1.2 Million Students

Some 1.2 million students in drought affected areas are benefiting from the school feeding program of the Ministry of Education.

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Namibia: Health Minister Unveils New HIV-Prevention Initiative

Minister of Health and Social Services Dr Bernard Haufiku has recently launched a new mass media campaign to sensitise the public on the need for social behaviour change to mitigate.

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Angola to Begin Human Rights Education

The Justice and Human Rights Ministry in Angola has recently partnered with Higher Education Ministry and its institutions, on human rights education in the country the Secretary of State for.

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Sierra Leone: Angola Capital Investments Supports Improved Healthcare

Zandre Campos, CEO Angola Capital Investments Angola Capital Investments (ACI), a leading international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has recently made a substantial donation to Shine on Sierra Leone (SOSL).

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Rwanda: Govt. Launches Indoor Residual Spraying in Malaria-Prone Areas

In a bid to reduce the cases of mortality caused by malaria in the country, the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC), has recently launched a door-to-door indoor residual spraying in different.

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WAEC to Introduce New Technology to Curb Malpractices

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has recently stated that it is set to introduce a device that will henceforth check collusion during its examinations across the country.

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Federal Government to Empower Youths with N59.7bn Agriculture Scheme

The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) has recently said that the Federal Government would launch a N59.7 billion Youth-In-Agriculture Scheme in September.

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Tanzania: Project Launched to Offer Health Services to Drivers

North Star Alliance, a non-profit organisation that establishes drop-in clinics, in partnership with leading Energy Company Puma energy, has recently launched a Roadside Wellness Centre (RWC) in the Dar es.

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Africa: Trained Rats Help Doctors Detect Tuberculosis

Scientists from APOPO, an international firm known for using rats to locate landmines, is now training the giant pouched rodents to sniff out tuberculosis among inmates in Tanzania and Mozambique.

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Tanzania: Govt. Plans to Hire 10,000 Health Workers

The government of Tanzania has recently made plans to hire about 10,000 health workers before the end of this financial year, to team up with the current workforce in order.

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