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Arusha, Tanzania — For many livestock keepers, borders exist on maps, but not always in daily life. Goats and sheep move with families, traders, markets, pasture and water. Along these same routes, diseases can also move. This reality was at the heart of a regional workshop held in Arusha, Tanzania, from 27 to 30 April […]
As European veterinary organisations call for prevention to be placed at the heart of animal health policies, the message strongly resonates across Africa. For farmers, vaccinating animals on time is not only a technical act. It means protecting a herd, an income, a family and a future. For a livestock keeper, an animal disease outbreak […]
Alors que les organisations vétérinaires européennes appellent à replacer la prévention au cœur des politiques de santé animale, ce message résonne fortement en Afrique. Pour les éleveurs, vacciner à temps n’est pas seulement un acte technique : c’est protéger un troupeau, un revenu, une famille et un avenir. Pour un éleveur, une maladie animale n’arrive […]
Africa’s livestock sector holds enormous economic potential. But behind the figures are millions of farmers, pastoralists, women, young people, veterinarians and rural families who need better financing, stronger services and more organized markets to fully benefit from their animals. Across Africa, livestock is more than a business. For many families, cattle, sheep, goats, poultry and […]
Cameroon is currently undertaking its fourth General Population and Housing Census, aimed at counting every citizen to better plan the country’s future. However, significant security challenges in the Northwest, South-West, and Far-North regions have raised concerns about the safety of census agents and the accuracy of the data collected. To address these hurdles, the government […]
