Ghana to Host First AU Extraordinary Health Summit on AIDS and TB

Ghana is set to host the inaugural African Union (AU) Extraordinary Health Summit on July 21-22, bringing together African Heads of State and Government to adopt a comprehensive, fully costed continental roadmap aimed at eradicating AIDS and tuberculosis by 2030.

20 Jul, 05:27 — 20 Jul, 05:27

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Ghana to host first AU Extraordinary Health Summit on ending AIDS, tuberculosis

Ghana will host the first African Union (AU) Extraordinary Health Summit on July 21 and 22, bringing together African Heads of State and Government to adopt a fully costed continental roadmap aimed at ending AIDS and tuberculosis by 2030.

By Ernest Arhinful

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Ghana to Host First AU Extraordinary Health Summit on AIDS and TB

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