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Innovations breaking barriers to children’s immunisation in Nigeria and Ethiopia win major funding from Save the Children
The Save the Children Immunisation Accelerator, funded by GSK, has awarded two innovation projects for finding unique ...
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Nigeria, Ethiopia Innovators Lead Efforts To Reach ‘Zero Dose’ Children
Two innovative projects in Nigeria and Ethiopia have received significant funding from Save the Children through its Immunisation Accelerator, supported by ...
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Nigeria’s trade minister Oduwole: ‘Inflation has been stubborn, but reforms will have long‑term benefits’
Jumoke Oduwole, Nigeria’s minister of industry, trade and investment outlines her strategy to attract foreign direct ...
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Multinationals Exit: Evaluating Asian Investors’ Resillience
ShareThe year 2024 etched an indelible mark on Nigeria’s economic history as over 20 highprofile multinational corporations, including Unilever Nigeria Plc, Procter & Gamble, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer ...
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Save the Children funds breakthrough immunisation solutions
With an estimated 2.1 million children in Nigeria and almost one million in Ethiopia1 classed as 'zero dose', having never ...
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Innovations Breaking Barriers to Children's Immunisation in Nigeria and Ethiopia Win Major Funding From Save the Children [press release]
With an estimated 2.1 million children in Nigeria and almost one million in Ethiopia[1] classed as 'zero dose', having never received a routine vaccination, the Save the Children Immunisation ...
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CFAO Group Leadership tours Ghana, other African countries
In a significant show of commitment to the African market, a high-powered delegation from the CFAO Group Headquarters in Paris, France recently paid a visit to CFAO Mobility Ghana.
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Nigeria: Innovations Breaking Barriers to Children's Immunisation in Nigeria and Ethiopia Win Major Funding From Save the Children
With an estimated 2.1 million children in Nigeria and almost one million in Ethiopia[1] classed as 'zero dose', having never received a routine vaccination, the Save the Children Immunisation ...