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Malawi confirms Four Mpox Cases as Health Authorities launch rapid response

Malawi confirms Four Mpox Cases as Health Authorities launch rapid response

by theinv | 24 April, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika Malawi has confirmed four cases of Mpox in the districts of Lilongwe.

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Africa’s Health Emergency: Rising Outbreaks, Funding Cuts, and a looming Catastrophe

by theinv | 31 January, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika Africa is on the brink of a devastating health crisis as disease.

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