AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMalaria Vaccine Push in Mozambique: PATH trained 400 community health workers and committee members (plus 60 health workers) in Tete and Zambézia to boost malaria vaccine promotion through better communication, myth-busting, and follow-up for children who missed doses. Health Access Boost in the Region: Eswatini opened the E200m Khanyisile Hee Yeon Medical Centre, with the King urging a sustainability plan—specialised services include endoscopy, dermatology and dentistry. Pandemic Readiness Support: WHO and the Pandemic Fund handed Lesotho M2.5m in medical and ICT equipment to strengthen early detection and response, including glucose monitors, stethoscopes and surveillance laptops. Food Security Warning for Southern Africa: New research says improved climate forecasts won’t protect the poorest livestock farmers unless paired with practical support like feed, drought insurance and better market access—especially with El Niño risks. Mozambique in Focus Beyond Headlines: A commentary urges Tanzania to see Mozambique as more than Cabo Delgado, highlighting ports, agriculture, minerals and regional links.
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