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From: ORES Tanzania Orphans Relief Services <ores.org@gmail.com>
Date: May 19, 2013 2:22:03 GMT+03:00
To: Hermengild Mayunga <drmayunga@gmail.com>
Subject: Fwd: For Stop TB Partners based in SADC countries: Tune in to a live discussion on the TB emergency in Africa - this Sunday evening
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From: stoptbpartnerships <stoptbpartnerships@who.int>
Date: Thu, May 16, 2013 at 4:00 PM
Subject: For Stop TB Partners based in SADC countries: Tune in to a live discussion on the TB emergency in Africa - this Sunday evening
To: stoptbpartnerships <stoptbpartnerships@who.int>
Dear Stop TB Partners based in the SADC countries,
This is to draw your attention on the event mentioned below - The TB Emergency in Africa: From Political Leadership to Accelerated Action – happening this Sunday evening in Geneva.
Partners are invited to register for a live webcast of the event. Those of you who are based in Geneva or visiting for the World Health Assembly are invited to register to attend the event in person (limited capacity).
Please do not hesitate to let us know if you need any further information.
With kindest regards, Elisabetta
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Elisabetta Minelli - Partnership Officer
Stop TB Partnership Secretariat
From: Stop TB Partnership News [mailto:STOPTBNEWS@LISTSERV.WHO.INT] On Behalf Of NUTTALL, Samuel George
Sent: 16 May 2013 12:18
To: STOPTBNEWS@LISTSERV.WHO.INT
Subject: E-alert: Tune in to a live discussion on the TB emergency in Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa is facing a tuberculosis (TB) emergency. In 2011 there were 548 000 TB deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa, more than in any other region of the world. Despite recent gains, Sub-Saharan Africa is not currently on track to achieve the international targets of cutting TB and TB/HIV deaths by half by the time that the Millennium Development goals expire in 2015. Recent progress, leadership and momentum hold promise for a much faster response.
On Sunday 19 May at 19:30 CET, ministers of health, corporate sector leaders and development partners will join a moderated discussion on how to accelerate the TB response in sub-Saharan Africa. The event will be hosted by Global Health and Diplomacy (GHD), the International Organization for Migration and the Stop TB Partnership.
Partners are invited to register for a live webcast of the event. Those of you who are based in Geneva or visiting for the World Health Assembly are invited to register to attend the event in person (limited capacity).
Speakers at the event include:
Simon Bland, Chair of the Board, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria (moderator)
Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Health, South Africa
Benedict Xaba, Minister of Health, Swaziland
Hussein Ali Mwinyi, Minister of Health, Tanzania
Renuka Gadde, MDG Health Alliance, TB Pillar
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Sam Nuttall – Communications Officer
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