This Weekly Bulletin focuses on public health emergencies occurring in the WHO African region. This week’s articles cover:Lassa fever in NigeriaCyclone Gezani in MadagascarHumanitarian Crisis in Mali
Read moreAIRA Infodemic Insights Report — October 15–30, 2025 (No. 173)This report provides an overview of infodemic dynamics in the WHO African Region between 15 and 30 October 2025, highlighting a major spike of mpox-related di…
Read moreWHO’s mission to “promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the vulnerable, aiming for everyone to achieve the highest possible level of health” was at the heart of all our strategic interventions in 2024 while alig…
Read moreThis report summarizes infodemic dynamics in the WHO African Region from 1–15 October 2025, highlighting the Ebola outbreak in the DRC (Bulape Health Zone, start of the 42-day countdown), deadly disinformation around “se…
Read moreThis report (Issue 170) offers an overview of infodemic insights in the WHO African Region between 1–15 September 2025, including public-health emergencies (Ebola and cholera), immunization (cultural adaptation of vaccin…
Read moreThe document is the AIRA Infodemic Trends Report for 23-28 May 2025, a weekly brief (#163) focusing on public health infodemic trends in the African region. It highlights key concerns, persistent trends, and resources re…
Read moreAbuja, Nigeria – World Health Organization (WHO) in the African Region and TY Danjuma Foundation have signed a landmark US$ 2.26 million agreement to strengthen Nigeria’s national health priorities over the next decade. …
Read moreThe "AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 18-23 May 2025" is a weekly brief (#162) focusing on public health infodemic trends in the African region.Key Concerns:Mpox: Outbreaks in Togo and Ghana are raising questions about …
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