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The study aimed to examine the prevalence of sub-optimal dietary diversity.

2 COVID-19 also causes persistent symptoms that can impact the quality of life of survivors. This pandemic has affected 223 countries, with over 118, 278, 711 reported cases and 2, 624, 426 deaths worldwide. 4 Of these, North America (34,228,219 cases and 781,745 deaths), Europe (35,456,449 cases and 843,039 deaths), Asia (25,748,391 cases and 406,251 deaths), and South America (18,779,624 cases and 485,659 deaths) have higher rates than Africa (4,013,352 cases and 106,623 deaths) and Oceania (4,013,352 cases and 106,623 deaths) (51,955 cases and 1094 deaths). On March 13, 2020, the first COV...

Spread the love The unresolved clash between Mesqan and Mareqo Weredas (districts) over territory has been negatively affecting the revenue collection and growth of the City over the past few years, says Butajira City head of revenue office. Located in Gurage Zone in Southern Region of Ethiopia, Butajira City’s annual revenue has been growing from about 67 million Birr in 2014/15 to 107 million Birr in 2017/18. Meanwhile the annual revenue of Butajira City the following year 2018/19 has declined to about 103 million Birr. This is because of the conflict between Mesqan, Mareqo Weredas found ...

2021-01-12 02:05:43 GMT2021-01-12 10:05:43(Beijing Time) Xinhua English ADDIS ABABA, Jan. 11 (Xinhua) -- Ethiopia vaccinated more than 650,000 people as part of a reactive yellow fever vaccination campaign, the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday. "A yellow fever vaccination campaign targeting 700,000 people in Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples (SNNP) and Oromia regions was conducted in November 2020," the WHO said in a statement. After reporting the first case in March 2020, WHO surveillance officers and regional health bureau teams strengthened sur...

Vaccination campaign conducted last November in SNNPR and Oromia region, says WHO Ekip   | 12.01.2021 ANKARA A yellow fever vaccination campaign targeting to reach 700,000 people in certain regions of Ethiopia has achieved 93% of its target amid the COVID-19 outbreak’s challenges, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced Monday. The vaccination campaign was conducted last November in the country’s Southern Nations, Nationalities and People’s Region (SNNPR) and Oromia region. It aimed to put an end to the spread of a yellow fever...