AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMaternal Health: A new call to protect women’s health as foreign aid declines urges low-cost, proven care for postpartum hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia and obstructed labour. Child Health: A Lancet study estimates 8.8 million children in sub-Saharan Africa live with sickle cell disease, with Mozambique named among major contributors. Mozambique Health Access: China’s “Smile Journey” program with Maputo Central Hospital completed 21 reconstructive surgeries for Mozambican children with cleft lip and palate. Health Policy: WHO Africa urges countries to put chronic non-communicable diseases at the center of public policy, warning of rising premature deaths. Food Security & Health: The Dutch government pledged €12.5m to Mozambique’s seed development program (2026–2031) to boost climate-resilient crops and food security. Community Wellness: Harare City Council promoted mental and physical health through Taekwondo, taking home medals at an Eswatini youth championship. Public Health Risks: Reports from South Africa highlight migrants facing cold-related illness while stranded, underscoring the need for shelter and medical support.
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