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  Staff Writer Business tycoon Dr. Tinashe Manzungu is set for maiden attendance at the 2nd Edition of the Annual International Manufacturing Convention and Exhibition (IMCE) following a special invite by the Federation of Egyptian Industries.  Wearing several caps of global business honours, Dr. Manzungu will be representing construction and primary industry businesses in sub-Saharan Africa during the 28th to 30th October, 2023  convention at Al Manara International Conferences and Exhibitions Center in Cairo. According to the president of the Federation of Egyptian Industries- Mohamed Zaki El-Sewedy, this year’s edition of the IMCE will be focusing on the importance of supporting small entrepreneurships, addressing industrial international challenge and human development, through its effect on local industries in light of Egyptian state strategy.  “ Foreign investors and institutions from Arab, African, regional and international, as well as the represen...

Millions more women suffer associated illnesses, that are aggravated by pregnancy, Anemia, Malaria, Cardiac disease, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, or Diabetes that can indirectly cause death or further disability for the woman or newborn.  The World Health Organization estimates conservatively that 12.5 million women each year, are affected by these illnesses aggravated by their pregnancies. Furthermore, the nonfatal consequences of obstetric complications and associated diseases can severely affect women's quality of life, fertility, and productivity, and can result in chronic reproductive morbidities that may become evident only long after delivery. Maternal mortality is a sad event because the majority of the factors associated with it are preventable. It has a follow-up cost to society and the health of the baby, should the baby survive. The Government working with its partners has put in measures to address the problem of maternal deaths. To address this, the Zambian Gove...