The Morning Call
Chickens could be the next solution in the fight against malaria after researchers in Ethiopia found that malarial mosquitoes highly avoid chickens and other birds. The experiment was conducted in the country, where it is estimated there are 70000 malaria related deaths each year with 5 million isolated cases.
Hannane Ferdjani and Robert Kodingo had a one on one with Associate professor Habte Tekie who is part of the research about the next steps involved in finding a stable solution over this.
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Ethiopian runner Yomif Kejelcha breaks men's half-marathon world record
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Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed meets Putin at BRICS Summit, pushes for stronger trade ties
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BRICS: African leaders call for reforms of international institutions
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CAF unveils 2022-2023 financial report, projects net profit next year
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President Paul Biya returns to Cameroon, after 6-week long absence sparked health concerns
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WHO declares Egypt malaria-free after 100-year effort