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Mapping of Acaricide Resistant-ticks and Tick-borne Pathogens: Importance for the Improvement of Tick-borne Diseases Control in Central Africa Project team: G. Simo, N.P. Mapiefou, D. Signaboubo Although livestock production is expected to increase due to population growth, increased incomes and
Pheromone Assisted Control of Ecto-parasites: An Alternative to the Management of the Invasive Cattle Tick Rhipicephalus microplus Project team: C.M. Adoligbe, S.N, Yefanova, B.S. Poda, R.E. Yessinou, A. Djenontin The expansion of the cattle tick R. microplus into developing countries
Strategies for Control of Coccidia Infections in Chicken in Kenya and Tanzania, while Maintaining the Efficacy of Anticoccidials Project Team: L.W. Njagi, J.C. Nganga, N. Maingi, E. Mafie Scientist in the Department of Veterinary Pathology, Microbiology and Parasitology, University of
This concept paper reviews issues pertaining to parasitic and vector-borne infections, of humans, animals, or both, of topical relevance to the African continent as well as to neighbouring and interconnected geographies. This analysis is carried out through the “One Health”
The control of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in the Eastern Africa Region is now a step closer thanks to a newly registered first ever quadrivalent FMD vaccine tailored for region. As one of the most infectious livestock diseases in
Preventable animal diseases pose serious risks to livestock health, productivity, national economies, and people’s livelihoods. Access to safe and high-quality veterinary products is crucial for protecting livestock, and by extension, farmers and communities depend on quality veterinary products. However, if
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