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First Phase of a Mozambique Anti-retroviral Medication Factory to be Operational By the End of 2009
Health authorities in Mozambique have announced that the first phase of an anti-retroviral medication factory was due to be operational by the end of 2009. Mozambique has approved the construction of a pharmaceutical plant that will provide drugs to treat...
Zambian Government. to Step Up Supply of Free ARV Treatment to Patients
Government says it will install more equipment in public health institutions to improve and increase free access to anti-retroviral therapy for people suffering from HIV/AIDS.
World Bank Earmarks $17bn to Fight AIDS in Benin
Benin’s Health Minister, Dr Kessilé Tchalla, on Tuesday launched the multisectorial project to combat AIDS, strengthen the access to drugs and increase the use of the prevention facilities for the vulnerable and high risk groups.
Aids, Bureaucracy, Corruption Hinders Development in Mozambique – EC
The European Commission on Sunday said corruption, HIV/AIDS and excessive bureaucracy are Mozambique`s key development obstacles derailing the governments efforts of poverty reduction, according to a senior official. How People Arrived Here: mozambique...
Think Again: The Costs of Enforced Sexual Ignorance
The current Texas Monthly features an extensive investigation by Katy Vine into the success of the state’s sex-education program. Some of its key findings include the startling revelations that:
UN Launches Early Marriage Campaign in Ethiopia
The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) on Tuesday launched a nationwide early marriage campaign in Ethiopia where girls at the age of seven are still forced to marry.
Lesotho’s Premier Slams African Politicians Who Do Not Accept Defeat
Lesotho’s Prime Minister, Pakalitha Mosisili has slammed African leaders who fail to accept defeat at the polls and eventually cause untold suffering to their compatriots.
Britain, France , FIFA Unveil Education Initiative for African Children
Britain, France and Fifa on Thursday announced in London, a joint initiative aimed at sending over 16 million African children to school.
