Africa’s Health Defenses Have Improved But Its Funding Has Not

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, July 22 (IPS) – In September 2024, an outbreak of Marburg virus disease in South Ethiopia was confirmed, contained, and declared over within three months.

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