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Matabeleland schools have poor water and sanitation facilities
Some schools in the Matabeleland region do not have adequate water and sanitation facilities in adherence to the World Health…
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Progress on global vaccines distribution still fragile: WHO
Progress on the global Covid-19 vaccines distribution exercise is still fragile as most countries are yet to roll-out immunisation programmes…
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WHO urges vaccine manufacturers to prioritise COVAX contracts
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers to prioritise COVAX contracts at a time when rich countries…
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Vaccines: WHO optimistic of bringing Covid-19 under control
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said it remains optimistic about bringing the Covid-19 pandemic, which has so far infected…
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Global Covid-19 infections on a decline
Global Covid-19 infections are on a decline after they spiralled during the festive season and last month as the second…
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Mutating variants a threat to the effectiveness of Covid-19 vaccines
Mutating variants of the coronavirus such as those recently discovered in South Africa, the United Kingdom, Brazil and other countries, are…
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Vaccines leaving behind poor countries in the Covid-19 fight: WHO
The roll-out of vaccines programmes by developed countries is leaving behind poor countries in the fight against Covid-19 at a…
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Why Zimbabwe is not developing its own Covid-19 vaccine
By Dumisani Nyoni Whilst temporary public interventions such as lockdowns, social distancing, hand-sanitisation, among others, have been employed worldwide to…
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WHO urges Covid-19 vaccinations in three months’ time
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged countries across the globe to embark on massive vaccinations against Covid-19 in three…
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Steroids can save premature babies: study
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has included in its Essential Medicines List, a steroid drug called Dexamethasone which can boost the survival of premature babies…
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