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Exective Director @kemri_wellcome | Professor of Health Economics @UniofOxford | Changerian| @TutuFellows 2019| @bdafrica #Top40under40 Kenya 2019
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Transition from dependence to self-reliance: financing and governing health systems in Africa

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By Olusoji Adeyi, Edwine W. Barasa
| africanjhesp.org
10.11604/ajhesp.2026.1.3.53008 Olusoji Adeyi, Edwine Barasa, Yuniwo Nfor, Eric Arthur, Chris Atim Corresponding author: Olusoji Adeyi, Resilient Health Systems, Washington, USA Received: 26 Apr 2026 - Accepted: 01 May 2026 - Published: 06 May 2026 Domain: Health economy, Health system development, Global health, Health policy Keywords: Transition, financing, self-reliance, dependence, accountability, legitimacy, policy, health, Africa Funding: Funding statement file not available - Manually...
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Africa's Malaria Fight Needs Stronger Local Research Original

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By Edwine W. Barasa, David O Mukanga
| AllAfrica
As progress on malaria stalls, the case for local research in Africa is stronger than ever, write Edwine Barasa of KEMRI-Wellcome Research Programme and David Mukanga at the Gates Foundation. [SciDev.Net] As we mark World Malaria Day (25 April), Africa finds itself at an uncomfortable crossroads. After two decades of measurable progress in public health, key indicators are beginning to stall--and in some cases reverse.
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Africa’s malaria fight needs stronger local research

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By Edwine W. Barasa, David O Mukanga
| SciDev Net Verified
As progress on malaria stalls, the case for local research in Africa is stronger than ever, write Edwine Barasa of KEMRI-Wellcome Research Programme and David Mukanga at the Gates Foundation. [SciDev.Net] As we mark World Malaria Day (25 April), Africa finds itself at an uncomfortable crossroads. After two decades of measurable progress in public health, key indicators are beginning to stall—and in some cases reverse.
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