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Life With Less PEPFAR: The First 100 Days in Tanzania and Uganda

Life With Less PEPFAR: The First 100 Days in Tanzania and Uganda

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Stories on the ground support and contradict media narratives about what the HIV program has lost

Preparing for Climate Disasters in East Africa

Preparing for Climate Disasters in East Africa

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Immediate action is needed to mitigate the effects of deadly flooding in East Africa

Revitalizing Road Safety Regulation in Africa

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In 2021, nearly a quarter million motorists and pedestrians were killed on African roads

Revitalizing Road Safety Regulation in Africa

Overcoming COVID-19 Misinformation in Africa

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Country borders and language barriers do little to stop the spread of unverified scientific claims about COVID-19

A girl uses a toy hairdryer as an infra-red thermometer on her friend as they play at Hann Bay on the eastern edge of Dakar, Senegal, April 12, 2021

A Path Forward on COVID-19 in Tanzania

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There is no time to waste in saving lives

Workers prepare face shields from recycled plastics at the Zaidi Recyclers workshop as a measure to stop the spread of coronavirus disease in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on May 21, 2020.

What We Ask About Coronavirus in Africa

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Search query data from 21 African countries reveal public perceptions, gaps in knowledge, and opportunities to educate

A boy reads the Koran after morning prayers with his family during the holy month of Ramadan, as Egypt ramps up efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus in Cairo, Egypt, on April 26, 2020. Picture shows the boy reading with his shadow cast on the wall behind him. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany

Coronavirus in East Africa

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Disease-induced divisions and challenges to regional blocs are set to deepen in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic

A man coughs as children walk past roadside, during the coronavirus pandemic in Nairobi, Kenya April 19, 2020. This is a powerful image of two children looking at a man who is coughing into his had with his head turned. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya

Healthy Birth—and Then What?

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Women in sub-Saharan Africa who give birth in health care facilities may not always receive high quality postpartum care

A woman holds her newborn in a nursery at the Juba Teaching Hospital in South Sudan on Apr 3, 2013, which had one of the world's highest maternal mortality rates then at 2,054 per 100,000 live births. Photo shows a woman looking adoringly on her baby, who rests in her lap. REUTERS/Andreea Campeanu

Injuries, Drowning and Boat Safety in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Interview with Olive Kobusingye, Executive Director, Injury Control Center at Makerere Medical School in Kampala, Uganda

Picture shows Olive Kobusingye, Executive Director, Injury Control Center at Makerere Medical School in Kampala, Uganda. She is looking at the camera against a bright, blurred out background wearing a red-and-blue shirt in this posed shot.