Health
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CSOs SOUND ALARM AHEAD OF APRIL 1 U.S.–ZAMBIA HEALTH DEAL
A coalition of civil society organisations has issued a strong warning to the government of Zambia, calling for an immediate…
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ABOUT 1,500 CANCER-RELATED DEATHS RECORDED ANNUALLY
Health Minister Alex Katatwe says over 1,500 cancer-related deaths are recorded annually, with over 3,000 new cancer cases recorded each…
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CSOs APPEAL TO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OVER NON-DISCLOSURE OF ZAMBIA–US HEALTH AID AGREEMENTS
Two civil society organisations, Chapter One Foundation and the LCK Freedom Foundation, have formally filed an appeal with the Human…
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LUSAKA UNDER POLIO WATCH AFTER TYPE 2 VIRUS DETECTION
The Ministry of Health has confirmed the isolation of poliovirus type 2 from an environmental sample collected in Lusaka District,…
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HIV PREVENTION DRIVE: 50,000 CONDOMS, 20,000 TEST KITS DELIVERED FOR NGONI ZAMBEZI RIVER CROSSING
The Lusaka Provincial Administration has dispatched 50,000 male condoms and 20,000 oral HIV self-testing kits to Luangwa District ahead of…
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ZAMBIA SUSPENDS IMPORTS OF SA CATTLE, GOATS DUE TO FMD
The Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock has with immediate effect suspended all livestock import permits from South Africa following an…
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20 NEW CHOLERA CASES RECORDED IN 24 HOURS
Zambia has recorded 20 new cholera cases in the last 24 hours, with no deaths reported, as active transmission continues…
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LUSAKA RECORDS HIGHEST HIV PREVALENCE IN ZAMBIA
Lusaka Province has recorded the highest HIV prevalence in the country, according to the Zambia Statistics Agency (ZamStats). Acting Statistician…
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LUSAKA RECORDS FIVE NEW CHOLERA SUSPECTS IN LAST 24 HOURS
Lusaka Province has recorded five new suspected cholera cases in the last 24 hours, all originating from Lusaka District, amid…
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AFRICAN UNION ADVANCES HEALTH SECURITY WITH AMA TRANSITION
The African Union Development Agency, NEPAD, has completed the handover of two key continental health programmes to the African Medicines…
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