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Will soon be asked to track their movements as part of a new Contact Tracing app. The government want to roll it out later this month. Italians have gone back to work for the First Time Since the country imposed a National Lockdown two months ago but the economic and social impact is yet to be measured. Scientists have discovered a microbe that completely protects mosquitoes from being infected with malaria. Well speak to the lead scientist about just how significant this is in controlling the disease. Welcome. The European Commission has launched a Global Campaign to find a cure for the coron...

Im Christine Wonderwall come to news africa im glad youre tuned in today is world malaria day its a disease that was once on the decline but now on the rise again the World Health Organization estimates malaria killed four hundred thirty five thousand people in twenty seventeen alone most of those who die african children under the age of five efforts to fight the disease have stagnated and recent he isnt pots of africa infection rates have actually risen but theres hope this week as three african countries rolled out a program of becks anation its hoped the programs in malawi kenya and gonna ...

The Deputy Senate President, Barau Jibrin, who presided over most of the plenary sessions in the past week, accused the governors of diverting local government allocation to personal use.

Gene drive mosquitoes is a short documentary film that is beautifully shot in Uganda and explores Ugandan stakeholders’ hopes for gene drive mosquitoes. Uganda, where malaria is the main cause of death, could be one of the first countries in the world to trial this type of technology. The film builds on social science research at the University of Exeter and Makerere University in Uganda and shows the complexity of gene drive governance. Following the film, Chris Opesen and Sarah Hartley will answer questions and facilitate discussion.