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Improving animal health in Africa, thereby ensuring a better future for all.
@woah-africa.bsky.socialHow can research translate into action to prevent zoonotic diseases? At the @woahglobal.bsky.social ZOOSURSY Symposium, experts are exploring how science can inform policy and how interactions between humans, wildlife, livestockand the environment shape disease exposure and prevention. #OneHealth
@woah-africa.bsky.socialWhat do we know about emerging zoonotic diseases, and what remains to be discovered? At the @woahglobal.bsky.social One Health ZOOSURSY Symposium in Nairobi, Kenya, experts are exploring threats including Ebola, Mpox, influenzas, anthrax and Lassa fever to strengthen disease surveillance in Africa.
@woah-africa.bsky.social@woahglobal.bsky.social Statement on Anthrax Occurrences in Africa - The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) notes with concern the recent occurrence of anthrax events in several African Member countries... rr-africa.woah.org/en/news/woah...
@woah-africa.bsky.socialWorld Rabies Day,2026 under the theme “Stronger Together,” showcases African efforts—from oral vaccination in Namibia, Community risk comms in Cameroon, data-driven campaigns in Guinea, Tanzania’s national programme & regional cooperation in Tunisia
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@woah-africa.bsky.socialCheck out @woahglobal.bsky.social Knowledge sharing on Disease Monitoring and Surveillance in Wildlife.
