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Today, the leaders of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are convening in an extraordinary virtual summit to confront the escalating cholera outbreak ravaging the region. Chaired by SADC Chairperson and Angolan President Joao Manuel Goncalves Lourenco, the summit aims to scrutinize the state of preparedness and responses of member states to this health crisis. This meeting comes in the wake of the extraordinary Council of Ministers and the Committee of SADC Ministers of Health meetings, both of which received technical support from international health organizations such as WHO, UNICEF, and Africa CDC.

Five SADC countries, namely Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania, are at the epicenter of the cholera outbreak, accounting for 73% of Africa's total reported cases. Thousands have been infected, and hundreds have died across these countries since late last year, marking this as the worst cholera outbreak in southern Africa in years.

Interestingly, the Health Ministers from the SADC rejected a proposal to declare the cholera outbreak a public health emergency in the region. Sylvia Masebo, the Africa Centre for Disease Control (CDC) board chairperson, urged member states to develop proactive interventions to curb the spread of the current outbreak, emphasizing the necessity for individual countries to independently decide on declaring the cholera outbreak a health emergency.

The summit's focus is on evaluating the cholera situation and identifying prevention and control measures. The leaders have underscored the need for collaborative and coordinated approaches to tackle this health crisis. Key agreements include enhancing cross-border coordination, mobilizing resources for a robust response, strengthening public health surveillance, and upgrading labs. There is a unanimous agreement on the need for a united regional response, with a focus on prioritizing citizens' health, deemed essential for human and economic development.....
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