LAZUTA: Can WHO learn any lessons from Ebola epidemic?
>An independent panel described the response of the World Health Organization (WHO) to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa as “delayed†and “inadequate,†so what systemic changes need to be made to ensure future crises are handled better?
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At down on Wednesday last week, armed bandits killed two police officers and stole seven firearms and 60 rounds of ammunition after raiding a police station at Ikwiriri, Rufiji District, Coast Region. This is a matter of security. Our columnist GERALD KITABU ...
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TheCitizen20 Aug
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Voice Of America23 Feb
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Are we prepared for the next global epidemic?
Too often, the conventional wisdom in diplomatic or scientific circles is that the general public doesn’t know what’s good for them when it comes to foreign policy or tackling global threats. It’s too complicated, the experts say; the public wouldn’t understand. Yet new polling suggests that many in the public understand very well how global infectious disease outbreaks pose a serious threat to their lives and economic security – and they know what should...
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