The World Health Organisation (WHO) has put in place a strict set of measures countries should adopt to avoid the spread of Covid-19, but some of these have been criticised for being too economically damaging to adopt – and potentially not as effective – in a developing country context.
The Minister of Health, Armindo Tiago, announced on Wednesday that $5 million is needed to improve the control and prevention capacity of COVID-19, including the urgent construction of isolation centres
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Investment should focus on closing the gap in infrastructure provision between rural and urban areas, World Bank says
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Only a small proportion of farmers in Mozambique use pesticides, but numbers are growing, particularly after a plague hit corn fields in 2017 and 2018