Gavi said it planned to make malaria vaccines available to 50 million children across Africa by 2030.
Affecting the eye, trachoma is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide.
He noted that Kenyans are one of the best English speakers in the world.Â
Malaria vaccination is expanding across Africa, with early results showing fewer severe cases and deaths, even as funding challenges threaten to slow progress.
The commission said the death toll could be underestimated due to challenges in identifying victims.
He said the continent requires between $184 billion and $221 billion annually for infrastructure.
Mr Lokossou made the call during a webinar at a regional engagement on maternal, newborn and child health on Thursday.
It added that incentives had been introduced to support the transition.
He said Africa’s voice in global climate decision-making remains fragmented across regions and sectors.
Mr Amutse urged industry players to support Namibian firms by sharing procurement processes.Â
