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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In response to the current soaring rice prices, an Emergency Rice Initiative for Africa has just been launched to provide urgent assistance to rice-growing countries in the continent in four major areas: seed; fertilizer; best-bet technologies; and post-harvest and marketing.

World’s leading experts on infectious disease and vaccines meet in Nairobi, Kenya at the 5th international symposium from the November 13-14 to call for renewed action for protection of citizens against pneumococcal disease, a leading killer of children and adults worldwide.

Safaricom has unveiled a new Base Transmission Station (BTS) in Kacheliba, West Pokot. The rollout of the new unit, which has been put up at an estimated cost of Kshs 23 million, is in line with the company’s commitment to enhance the quality of communication in all areas across the country
UNAIDS has applauded Monday’s announcement by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to invest USD 10 billion into research and development of vaccines over the next 10 years.
Thanks to rise in awareness, there has been reduction in new HIV infections among University students in Kenya.

Over the last two decades, stakeholders in agro-biotechnology have strived to hammer benefits farmers stand to get from biotechnology. So much that as a result ----interests has not only been created among farmers, but that the number of students interested in studying biotechnology has also risen. Today, at least four public universities in Kenya are offering either biotechnology courses or related ones with rising number of students every year.

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

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