Staff crunch hurts Mozambique's AIDS battle
Mateus Chale MAPUTO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Only a tiny fraction of children in Mozambique eligible for AIDS drugs have access to the medicines due to a severe shortage of staff who themselves are dying...
View ArticleMozambique to double number receiving AIDS drugs
SABC News.com Mozambique will provide free anti-retroviral AIDS drugs to some 50 000 people by the end of 2006. Mozambique has been hailed by international lenders as a model reformer that has grown...
View Article'Significant progress in MDGs'
www.businessinafrica.net Dakar - Significant progress has been made in sub-Saharan Africa toward the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the World Bank said in the third annual...
View ArticleMozambique floods: Preventing the spread of diseases among children in the camps
UNICEF Mozambique, 18 February 2007 UNICEF Health Officer Dr. Felix Ramos is no novice to floods disasters. He was here in 2001, the year when severe floods devastated the central region of...
View ArticleMozambique to recruit African doctors
News 24.com Maputo - Mozambique hopes to recruit 8 000 doctors from other African nations to improve a health-care system battered by one of the continent's worst Aids epidemics, the country's health...
View ArticleCall for Reboubled Efforts Against AIDS - Mozambique
Agencia de Informacao de Mocambique (Maputo) Mozambican Health Minister Ivo Garrido has called for a redoubling of efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS in order to reduce substantially the HIV...
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