AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDisease Watch: FAO and IGAD warn that El Niño-driven rain and flooding could raise Rift Valley fever risk in Somalia, where mosquito breeding and contact with infected livestock can spread the disease. They urge stronger surveillance and preparedness. Food and Climate: El Niño also threatens to deepen food and water insecurity across East Africa, with droughts and floods putting vulnerable Somali families at risk. Local Care: AUSSOM’s Kenyan troops met Afmadow General Hospital managers as the facility prepares to move to larger premises, expected to be ready by December and expand local services. Health Security: Somalia released an Ebola contact after two negative tests and a 21-day quarantine, as the outbreak spreads in several African countries. Health Systems: New research and proposals focus on data-driven leadership, maternity care and patient trust in Somalia’s post-conflict health system.
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