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The glaring injustice of maternal deaths in Africa

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By Claver Gatete, Amma Twum Amoah
| Daily Nation Verified
We have the knowledge and resources to end preventable maternal mortality — today. So why are women still dying while giving birth? Because for too many women, a safe birth still depends on a chain of simple, but life-or-death contingencies: whether a family can find transport to skilled care, whether a midwife is on duty, whether the clinic cupboards are stocked. If any links in this chain falter, the consequences can be catastrophic.
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The glaring injustice of maternal deaths in Africa

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By Claver Gatete, Amma Twum Amoah
| zurl.co
We have the knowledge and resources to end preventable maternal mortality — today. So why are women still dying while giving birth? Because for too many women, a safe birth still depends on a chain of simple, but life-or-death contingencies: whether a family can find transport to skilled care, whether a midwife is on duty, whether the clinic cupboards are stocked. If any links in this chain falter, the consequences can be catastrophic.
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Africa's Future Depends On Innovation, Data, and Frontier Technologies

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By Claver Gatete
| AllAfrica
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Across the continent, GDP has risen on the back of more workers, more capital and a commodity super-cycle, rather than through genuine gains in productivity and innovation. Too little labour has moved out of subsistence agriculture into higher-productivity manufacturing and modern services.
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