AIRA Reports

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 12-18 June 2025

AIRA Infodemic Trends (12 – 18 June 2025)

Top concerns : 

  • Mpox in Ethiopia & Ghana: Confusion reigns—unclear symptoms, risky home remedies, and calls to close schools highlight an urgent need for clear, audience-specific guidance on care and vaccination.

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 05-11 June 2025

This report, covering 5 – 11 June 2025, spotlights the week’s most pressing public-health infodemic trends in Africa.

Key concerns include:

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 29 May- 04 June 2025

This report, spanning May 29th to June 4th, 2025, highlights public health infodemic trends in Africa. 

Key concerns include : 

 

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 23-28 May 2025

The document is the AIRA Infodemic Trends Report for 23-28 May 2025, a weekly brief (#163) focusing on public health infodemic trends in the African region. It highlights key concerns, persistent trends, and resources related to Mpox, Cholera, and Diphtheria.

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 18-23 May 2025

The "AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 18-23 May 2025" is a weekly brief (#162) focusing on public health infodemic trends in the African region.

Key Concerns:

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 10-17 May 2025

The "AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 10-17 May 2025" (Weekly brief #161) highlights key public health concerns and trends in the African Region based on social listening data.

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 01-09 May 2025

AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 01-09 May 2025

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AIRA Infodemic Trends Report 16-23 April 2025

Across multiple African nations, health crises are escalating—with confusion between dengue fever and malaria in Mali, mounting concern over rising dengue cases in Mauritius, widespread fear of measles contagion and vaccine shortages in Zimbabwe, the DRC, and Zambia, and faltering confidence in vaccination efforts threatening the protection of millions of children in Niger.