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Changing Consumer Trends to Support High Growth in the Kenyan Market
Written by Administrator
The anionic surfactant market for home care and personal care products, in South Africa, is restrained by fluctuating exchange rates, environmental and health concerns, and oligopolistic supply. While little can be done about the exchange rates, FMCG manufacturers need to educate final consumers on the safety of chemical ingredients found in their products.
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Major foot-and-mouth outbreak in Egypt threatens North Africa, Middle East
Written by Elmi Maalim
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Following the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Egypt, the UN FAO has called for urgent action to control the disease spreading throughout North Africa and the Middle East, which could have serious implications for food security in the region. With vaccines urgently needed, international and regional organizations are at the ready to assist in developing a regional prevention, preparedness and action plan.
Written by Antony Aisi
As a testimony of the successes to its war against tuberculosis, health officials in Kenya have welcome the news that the WHO has now placed the country at position 15 among 22 most TB-burdened countries.
Page 151 of 169 The Canadian government will provide seed money to accelerate the implementation of innovative and home-grown projects that aim to reduce disease burden in Sub-Saharan Africa. MORE
Diarrhea ranks second after Pneumonia as the leading cause of infant deaths in resource constrained countries in Asia and Africa, reveals a comprehensive study on the disease published in the Lancet recently. MORE |