Malawi to host regional meeting on TB

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Malawi to host regional meeting on TB

The TB in the Mining Sector in Southern Africa (TIMS) meeting will be held in Lilongwe where a project to address issues around Tuberculosis within the mining sector will be launched. The event will take place tomorrow at the Umodzi Park Hotel. Speaking to the media yesterday, Mining Industry Association of Southern Africa Executive Secretary, […]

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