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Uganda food relief suspended over poisoning fears

The World Food Programme (WFP) has suspended the distribution of a fortified food cereal in Uganda after one person died and nearly 200 were hospitalised in northern Uganda.

Possible link between baby formula, deaths in Joburg hospital

Two types of bacteria were found in baby formula tested at the Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital, but toxicology tests haven’t been done.

Uganda’s Ebola vaccination for high-risk health workers postponed

KAMPALA. — Uganda on Monday said Ebola vaccinations for frontline health workers in high-risk districts bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo have been postponed to Wednesday due to training of vaccination staff.

Namibia’s First Lady wins award for battling AIDS

WINDHOEK. — Namibian first lady Monica Geingos has been awarded the “World without AIDS Award” for 2018 for her efforts toward eradicating AIDS in the World by 2030, her office said on Sunday.

Uganda begins Ebola vaccinations

KAMPALA — Uganda says it will start to vaccinate some of its health workers against Ebola today, amid fears that the viral haemorrhagic fever could spread from Democratic Republic of Congo which is battling an outbreak.

Controversial Zimbabwe clergyman apologises for HIV cure claims

Harare - Zimbabwe's controversial Prophet Walter Magaya on Thursday retracted claims that he had found a cure for HIV amid intense political pressure.

South African ex-president de Klerk discharged after lung ailment

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African former president and Nobel Peace Prize winner FW de Klerk was discharged from a three-night hospital stay after recovering from a lung ailment, his foundation said on Monday.

Zimbabwe ‘prophet’ claims he found ‘perfect’ cure for HIV/AIDS

Johannesburg – Walter Magaya, a self-proclaimed Zimbabwean prophet and doctor, claims that he has found a cure for HIV/AIDS – and that his cure is scientifically proven.

At least 14 killed in violence in eastern Congo’s Ebola zone

KINSHASA (Reuters) - Unidentified gunmen killed at least 14 people, including two health workers, on Saturday in an area of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo where militia violence has hampered efforts to contain an Ebola outbreak, authorities said.

DRC identifies ‘second wave’ of Ebola in east

A second wave of the Ebola virus has been confirmed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where an initial outbreak has already killed 125 people, a minister said on Saturday.

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