A health worker administers a dosage of the cholera vaccine during the launch of the campaign to immunise people in affected areas, at the Kuwadzana Polyclinic in Harare.
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Africa: From Climate Vulnerable to Climate LeaderPress Release - Recent floods in Kenya have made headlines all over the world. Across the country and around the region, these floods have claimed over 200 lives, displaced 150,000 people, and turned classrooms into emergency shelters. They offer a stark reminder of the profound impact climate change is already having across Africa.
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Africa: WHO General Programme of Work 2025–2028 Prioritizes Climate Change and HealthPress Release - Today, the World Health Organization (WHO) approved the General Programme of Work 2025-2028, which includes responding to the escalating threat to health posed by climate change as one of its six strategic objectives. These objectives reflect major areas of focus for this four-year period.
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