VIDEO: Fish tank pump helps premature babies

A fish tank pump is among some of the simple, locally designed medical equipment helping to save children's lives in African countries like Malawi.

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

10 Oct

We need ward for premature babies, people tell Samia

Residents of Kwimba District in Mwanza Region, have appealed to the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) presidential running mate Samia Suluhu Hassani to intervene and ensure the construction of a labour ward for premature babies is completed in the district if the ruling party wins the election.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Jan

Muhimbili saves lives of premature babies

>The Kangaroo Mother Care Unit (KMC) at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has achieved 99.5 per cent success in its efforts to save the lives of premature babies admitted there.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Oct

Heroine nurse saving premature babies at Muhimbili’s Kangaroo ward

When I met Rose Mathew in her office at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH), I could simply tell from the smile on her face that she likes her job.

 

11 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Libyan fuel tank fire - in 15 secs

A second fuel tank in the Libyan capital Tripoli has caught fire. Here's the story in 15 seconds.

 

10 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Zimbabwe's depleting fish stocks

Why Zimbabwe's stocks of the small kapenta fish are under threat

 

9 years ago

Bongo5

19 Oct

Video: Mzungu Kichaa — Silver Fish

Mzungu Kichaa ameachia video mpya ya wimbo unaitwa “Silver Fish”. Video imeongozwa na Talib Rasmussen Jiunge na Bongo5.com sasa Usipitwe!! Jiunge nasi kupitia Facebook, Twitter na Instagram ili kupata habari zote za town! Usikose kujiunga na Youtube kuangalia video zote kali kutoka Bongo5!

 

10 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: How music helps Kenyan children

Music is helping to transform the lives of young people in a Kenyan slum.

 

9 years ago

Michuzi

introducing New music video by Mzungu Kichaa "Silver Fish"

 

9 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Birth simulator helps Zambia midwives

Nomsa Maseko reports from Zambia, where it is hoped a birth simulator being used to train midwives will translate into lives saved in childbirth.

 

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