EAC Council Ministers Resolve to Address Climate Change, Food Security
Written by Suleiman Mbatiah   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Eliminating hunger and ensuring sustainable food security within the region is a necessary step towards poverty eradication, an East African Community council was told in Kisumu, Kenya.

 
WHO adds new ACT against malaria, releases new treatment guidelines
Written by Henry Neondo   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

malariaThe World Health Organization (WHO) has added a new Artemisinin based combination therapy to the existing one in its new guidelines for the treatment of malaria released Tuesday. The guidelines emphasize testing for malaria before treatment---a a critical step forward in the fight against malaria as it will allow for the targeted use of ACTs for those who actually have malaria.

 
Plan to reintroduce death penalty by Mauritian Government opposed
Written by ASNS   
Tuesday, 09 March 2010
The Mauritian Prime Minister’s recent announcement that he was planning to reintroduce the death penalty in an attempt to reduce drug trafficking in the country, if successfully passed,   would bring on a public health disaster and drive injecting drug use underground in a country where some 90 per cent of HIV infections are among injecting drug users (IDUs), the International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA) said Tuesday.

 
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Namibia's small oyster industry lost millions of oysters during the recent algae bloom or 'red tide' - it cut production by up to 70 per cent and has delayed foreign market expansion by up to a year.

Men are at much higher risk of becoming lost from HIV care programmes according to an analysis of clients attending USAID-AMPATH partnership’s HIV clinics in Western Kenya.

A recent CIMMYT study found that restrictive national policies, lack of credit opportunities, inadequate seed production capacities, insufficient numbers of recently released public sector varieties, and challenging marketing situations were the main reasons why maize seed sector growth is slow in many African countries

Three East African Universities have benefited from part of USD1.6 million grant from Carnegie Corporation in New York to two University based research networks in Africa.

HIV and AIDS programme donor partners have called for increased accountability of funds provided to the governments to combat the scourge.

Dr Mugo takes guests around IRMA projectThe Insect Resistant Maize for Africa (IRMA), project that began in 1999 is to table their results on Bt maize experimental findings involving phases 1 and 2 at a meeting to be held in Nairobi on October 28-30.

Executive Secretary, UNFCCMore than 1600 participants, including government delegates from 160 countries and representatives from business and industry, environmental organizations and research institutions are attending the one-week meeting of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Accra Ghana which kicked off Thursday.

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