AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHIV Care: A major adolescent trial in The Lancet found long-acting injectable HIV treatment (every 8 weeks) kept viral loads suppressed better than daily pills, with fewer viral rebounds. US Funding Shock: Zimbabwe faces a health funding cliff as the US ends support for key HIV, TB and malaria programmes after Harare rejected a proposed health agreement over data-sharing and sovereignty. Dementia Awareness: Health experts say early detection, exercise, and simple home changes can help manage dementia and reduce stigma, while caregivers are urged to be patient and watch for abuse risks. Public Health & Waste: Ngozi Mine residents fear their livelihoods and homes could be disrupted if Geo Pomona takes over landfill operations, amid ongoing concerns about smoke and hazardous fumes. Climate Resilience: UNDP and the Green Climate Fund say climate services and irrigation support are benefiting nearly 50,000 people in southern Zimbabwe through farmer field schools and climate-smart farming. Environment Safety: EMA reports more than 10 tonnes of obsolete pesticides secured in controlled storage in Gwanda to reduce public health risks. Weather Alert: Zimbabwe’s Met Department warns of thunderstorms, lightning, strong winds and heavy downpours in coming days—urging farmers and vulnerable groups to take precautions.
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