Africans should Unite Against Marburg
Following President Kagame’s reassurance at the AfCTA meeting regarding the Marburg virus concerns, Africans should have a strong sense of unity and solidarity in the face of this health crisis.
President Kagame’s message of solidarity and collaboration has resonated with attendees at the meeting, who have demonstrated their courage by participating in the event despite the fears surrounding the virus.
The presence of special guests such as former President Mohamed Yusuf of Niger and Prime Minister Dramini of the Kingdom of Eswatini further underscored the importance of coming together to address this challenge.
Rwanda’s proactive measures to contain and control the Marburg virus have been met with support and understanding from attendees, who recognized the efforts being made to ensure their safety and well-being.
The President’s emphasis on the importance of working together with organizations like Africa’s CDC and other partners highlighted the need for a collective approach to combatting this health threat.
President Kagame’s message at the AfCTA-Biashara Africa meeting reflects a spirit of solidarity and cooperation among Africans, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to overcoming challenges and achieving a sense of normalcy in the midst of a health crisis.
