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I say thank you, for sharing or even giving at any point, I am very grateful… if you’ve not been sharing or you’ve not given yet, this is another day to show some love! This is DAY 5 of me posting everyday till you help me raise 50m for my film #madebyofresh
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Lessons from the Frontlines of Ebola Response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
What lessons can Africa learn from the ongoing Ebola response in the DRC?
Join leading experts as they share practical experiences, lessons learned, and strategies for strengthening outbreak preparedness and response across the continent.
📅 Tuesday, 21 July 2026
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🚨 LIVE WEBINAR | Lessons from the Frontlines of Ebola Response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
What does it take to stop an Ebola outbreak before it becomes a regional crisis?
Join leading public health experts as they share firsthand experiences and practical lessons from the ongoing Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Learn what is working on the frontlines, the challenges responders face, and what Africa can do to strengthen preparedness for future outbreaks.
Featured Speakers:
🔹 Dr. Simon Antara – Director, AFENET
🔹 Dr. Delayo Zomahoun – Country Director, U.S. CDC, Democratic Republic of the Congo
🔹 Dr. Dieudonné Mwamba Kazadi – Director General, National Institute of Public Health (INSP), DRC & Program Director, DRC Field Epidemiology Training Program (DRC FETP)
📅 Monday, 21 July
🕑 2:00 PM EAT
🔗 Register here: bit.ly/AFENET_Webinar…
Together, let's learn from the frontlines and strengthen Africa's readiness for future public health emergencies.
#AFENET #Ebola #HealthSecurity #OutbreakResponse #PublicHealth #DRC #FieldEpidemiology #GlobalHealth #OneHealth #Preparedness #Webinar

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Having lived in four different U.S. states, I have observed a compelling case for how African nations might accelerate development: by adopting the economic philosophy often championed by American Democrats. Development requires a government that actively spends to build platforms for commerce; the notion that governments must shrink or disappear to foster progress is a fallacy. Africa does not need smaller governments; it needs fiscally responsible ones that recognize their role in catalyzing economic growth.
Consider the United States Postal Service (USPS). It has not turned a "real" profit in two decades, yet it remains indispensable because it bridges the gap between urban and rural America, facilitating vital trade. If the USPS were forced to operate strictly as a profit center, that connectivity would shatter. How many African postal services have been shuttered due to narrow "loss" accounting, ignoring the broader reality that the economic activity they enable generates significant tax revenue elsewhere?
Similarly, look at rail transport. International funding organizations have frequently demanded that African nations dismantle public railways deemed unprofitable before offering support (yes, privatize!). In contrast, the U.S. continues to subsidize Amtrak, which has not been profitable since 1972, because it understands that supply chains and logistics are the bedrock of any economy. Any deficit incurred by the train system is recouped through the tax receipts generated by the economic activity it sustains. That is where comprehensive and integrated accounting works, and not disparate accounting system that does not see the big picture.
This governing philosophy even extends to national showcases and intellectual infrastructure. In reviewing the venues for the World Cup 2026, I found that at least 7 of the 11 host stadiums are located in Democratic-led cities, with 3 independent jurisdictions. This is a consistent pattern: Democratic administrations are typically more willing to tax citizens and corporations to fund public infrastructure, and as a result, they possess superior facilities. Furthermore, over 80% of America’s top 100 ranked universities are located within Democratic-governed cities.
Ultimately, these trends demonstrate a fundamental truth: a nation’s governing philosophy is the primary engine of its development. Africa must look past the illusion of minimalist governance and embrace a model that prioritizes strategic public investment as the foundation for long-term prosperity. tekedia.com/the-lesson-fro…

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U.S. CDC, AFENET & UNICEF convened a consultative meeting in Nairobi on 6–7 July to review progress on the STOP Program (Stop Transmission of Polio), strengthen partner collaboration, and prepare for upcoming STOP training and future deployments. The partners reflected on lessons from ongoing country deployments and agreed on actions to improve collaboration, coordination, and support.
The STOP Program is critical in helping Ministries of Health strengthen routine immunization, disease surveillance, outbreak preparedness and response, while building a skilled public health workforce to advance polio eradication and control of vaccine-preventable diseases across Africa.
Learn more about the STOP Program: CDC STOP Program
@CDCgov @CDCGlobal @UNICEF @AFENETAfrica
#EndPolio #Immunization #VaccinesWork #GlobalHealth #PublicHealth #HealthSecurity #DiseaseSurveillance #OutbreakResponse #WorkforceDevelopment #PolioEradication #AfricaHealth #STOPProgram



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🎉 Welcome to July!
A new month brings new opportunities to invest in what truly matters; your health. 💙
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Here's to a month filled with good health, progress, and peace of mind.
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📢 We're Hiring | Head of Programs
AFENET is seeking a dynamic Head of Programs to provide strategic leadership, oversee program implementation, and drive impactful public health initiatives across the continent.
📍 Location: Kampala, Uganda
🗓️ Application Deadline: 31 July 2026
Apply or learn more:
🔗 Careers: afenet.net/careers/
Job Advertisement:
🇬🇧 English: afenet.net/wp-content/upl…
🇫🇷 Français: afenet.net/wp-content/upl…
🇵🇹 Português: afenet.net/wp-content/upl…

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Nebbi District Strengthens Ebola Preparedness Through Health Worker Training and Awareness
Health worker training and awareness activities are continuing in Nebbi District as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen preparedness for Ebola Virus Disease (EVD).
At Goli Health Centre IV and Jupanziri Health Centre III, healthcare workers received training on EVD surveillance, early detection, infection prevention and control, and timely reporting of suspected cases.
The sessions were led by Kumakech Martin, District Surveillance Focal Person, alongside Sarah Elayeete, an alumna of the Uganda Public Health Fellowship Program (UPHFP) under the @UNIPH3 - Uganda National Institute of Public Health (UNIPH), reinforcing frontline capacity to rapidly detect and respond to public health threats. This response is funded by the @CDCGlobal - U.S Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in collaboration with African Field Epidemiology Network and @MinofHealthUG.
Strengthening the public health workforce remains essential to protecting communities and enhancing Uganda's health security.
#EbolaPreparedness #HealthSecurity #UPHFP #UNIPH #AFENET #FieldEpidemiology #Uganda




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🚨 Field Update | Bunia Health Zone
AFENET Corps of Disease Detectives (ACoDD) Response teams are actively conducting investigations and strengthening surveillance activities in the Bankoko Health Area, Bunia Health Zone, following the notification of a community event involving an 11-year-old male.
✅ Swab sample collected
✅ Body safely secured in line with established protocols
Investigations are ongoing, and teams remain committed to ensuring a timely and coordinated response.
#EbolaResponse #PublicHealth #Surveillance #Bunia #Ituri #DRC #AFENET

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🎥 Coming Tomorrow | Episode 1
Speed Saves Lives. Lessons from outbreaks for a more resilient Africa.
#LessonsFromOutbreaks #SpeedSavesLives #AFENET #HealthSecurity

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@pastorpoju Congrats PPO, I was there before. What a blessing to experience something different from what we Pentecostals are used too.
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Africa's health transformation is in the hands of today's emerging leaders. Addressing graduates of the Kofi Annan Global Health Leadership Program, Dr. Simon Antara, Director of AFENET called for leadership grounded in integrity, courage, innovation, compassion, and purpose.
Read the full story: afenet.net/dr-simon-antar…
#HealthLeadership #AfricaRising #AFENET #GlobalHealth #FutureLeaders
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