10 Countries are Home to Two-Thirds of World’s most Hungry: UN-backed report
Around 266 million people in 47 countries or territories experienced high levels of acute food insecurity last year, nearly double the share recorded in 2016.
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Marekani yarejesha msaada wa chakula Somalia
Mwanzoni mwa Januari, Washington ilisimamisha msaada huo kwa Somalia kufuatia taarifa za wizi na kuingiliwa kwa shughuli za misaada na Serikali ya Somalia. Marekani ilidai kuwa maofisa wa Somalia walikamata kinyume cha sheria tani 76 za chakula cha msaada kilichokuwa kimetolewa kwa ajili ya raia waliokuwa katika mazingira magumu.
WHO Backs GLP-1 Treatments To Tackle Obesity Epidemic
A new generation of appetite-suppressing drugs called GLP-1 agonists — which includes blockbuster brands Ozempic and Mounjaro — has become massively popular in recent years.
Gambia yatangaza mlipuko wa ugonjwa wa mpox
Gambia imeripoti mlipuko wa ugonjwa wa mpox siku ya Jumanne baada ya kugunduliwa kwa kisa kimoja kupitia mfumo wa kawaida wa ufuatiliaji wa magonjwa, huku nchi kadhaa jirani zikiripoti ongezeko la maambukizi hivi karibuni.
WHO Advocates For Malaria Elimination as It Remains Major Public Health Challenge
The African region bears the highest burden, accounting for 95% of global malaria cases. WHO is advocating for strong political commitment, sustained investment, and community engagement to accelerate elimination efforts.
Wagonjwa nane wa Ebola nchini Uganda waruhusiwa hospitali
Waziri Jane Ruth Aceng amesema kuwa wagonjwa hao wanane walikuwa wakitibiwa na sasa wamepona kikamilifu.
WHO wants President Trump to withdraw his order
Trump after his swearing-in Ceremony on Monday signed an Executive Order to begin the process of withdrawing the US from the WHO.
Trump signs order to pull US from WHO, citing funding disparities
Speaking at the White House hours after his inauguration, Trump said the United States was paying far more to the UN body compared to China, adding: “World Health ripped us off.”
Eight Dead in Suspected Marburg Outbreak in Tanzania: WHO
The WHO said Tuesday that a suspected outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus in Tanzania had killed eight people, warning that the risk of further spread in the country and region was “high”.
US Records Its First Human Death From Bird Flu
The patient, aged over 65, had been hospitalized in the southern state since at least mid-December, when the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced it as the country’s first serious case of human infection from the H5N1 virus.
