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Nigerian mums brave heat and stock-outs to get rotavirus vaccine

Rotavirus jabs used to cost Nigerians an often unaffordable US$13 a dose. Now available for free, they are an opportunity many mothers refuse to miss out on.

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How deradicalisation programmes are helping former Boko Haram captives find their way back

Reintegration is a multifaceted process. For many former captives, it includes unlearning the extremists’ lesson that childhood immunisation is sinful.

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Where delivering health care means facing down armed bandits

In northwest Nigeria, some health workers are facing down danger to care for embattled communities.

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More civilian deaths, louder calls for dialogue in Sudan

More civilian deaths, louder calls for dialogue in Sudan
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Signs of progress: interpreters combat misinformation among Nigeria s hearing-impaired

When a rumour threatened to derail COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Lagos’s hearing-impaired community, a small cohort of sign language interpreters stepped up to help them separate fact from fiction.

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