USAID has pumped $45 million in grant funding to support the work of a consortium of top African scientists from eight countries
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Biotech experts, researchers and academics explore ways to boost Africa’s biotech innovations
The Health Justice Initiative wants to assess the legality and cost-effectiveness of the pandemic rollout
AU aims to position Africa as a global biotech investment destination
David Beckham’s arrival in Major League Soccer helped revive a dying league but Messi joining will increase its popularity in preparation for the World Cup in 2026
Vaccines don’t last forever. When they reach their expiration date, the jabs need to be disposed of in a way that ensures they aren’t retrievable. A waste management company explains how this is done
Data collected by Unicef shows an alarming drop-off in shipments arriving in the continent since the start of 2022
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Doing so can bolster its soft power in the SACD region
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the Covid-19 Vaccine Injury No-fault Compensation Scheme will outlive the national state of disaster
Vaccine hesitancy, corruption, and conspiracy theories and disinformation slow down uptake of Covid-19 vaccines