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What are the Humanitarian Priorities for this Year?
The United Nations forecasts that conflict will drive humanitarian needs this year,...
Innovate, Save Lives, Advance our World
As we enter 2018, the humanitarian challenges of the previous year amplify, with increasing...
A mindset not a formula – global health partnerships making an impact in Africa
In many ways, the Health Partnership Scheme (HPS) has sailed through uncharted waters....
Amref Signs Grants from the Global Fund
The Global Fund has granted USD$ 46 million to Amref Health Africa towards tuberculosis...
World Malaria Report 2017: The Fight Against Malaria Has Stalled
Every two minutes malaria kills a child under five. Resulting from a single mosquito...
Safe Water, Sanitation Key To Socio-Economic Transformation in Kenya
3.5 million people in Kenya were identified by the Ministry of Water and Irrigation...
The World’s First Health Impact Bond Can Save 10,000 Women And New-Borns In India
About 0.75 million new-born children die every year in India, which is the largest...
Turning The Tide In The Fight Against HIV/AIDS
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises the 1st December as World AIDS Day,...
“Who Doesn’t Have a Toilet?”
Shockingly 2.4 billion people in the world do not have access to clean or safe toilets....
“WHO” is creating awareness for resistance to antibiotics?
Resistance to antibiotics is a serious threat; every year, at least 700,000 people...
Preventing Pneumonia to ‘Save the Children‘
Pneumonia has now taken over malaria as the most life threatening disease for children....
5 Reasons Why Everyone Needs Clean Drinking Water
Science clearly states that a human being can survive three weeks without food, but...
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