Nairobi, Kenya, 20th November 2025. The African Union Commission, through the African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) and the African Union Pan African Veterinary Vaccine Centre (AU-PANVAC), with […]
GALVmed has officially launched its new 5-year programme, Veterinary Innovations Transforming Animal health & Livelihoods (VITAL 2) in Nigeria and Kenya. The new programme will leverage public and private partnerships […]
On 15th October 2025, as part of the Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) 80th anniversary celebrations and on the occasion of the World Food Forum, the AgResults Foot and Mouth […]
At the recently held FAO 2025 Global Conference on Sustainable Livestock transformation, GALVmed participated in a side event titled “Tackling Tick and Acaricide Resistance through Surveillance and Diagnostics – From local […]
Dr Lois Muraguri, GALVmed’s first African CEO, calls for systemic change to deliver sustainable animal health solutions to small-scale livestock producers in low- and middle-income countries. October 1, 2025, Edinburgh, […]
The Pirbright Institute, through the Centre for Veterinary Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing (CVIM), has entered into a new agreement with GALVmed to develop and deploy a safer and more effective […]
On Friday, 1st August 2025, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe, Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, officially inaugurated the newly upgraded Research Centre for Tropical Diseases and Vector Control (RTC) Lab at the College of […]
(18 June 2025, Edinburgh, UK) – The Board of GALVmed is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Lois Muraguri as the new Chief Executive Officer of GALVmed. Dr. Muraguri […]
The new programme will aim to improve ruminant vaccination rates in Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria over a five year period. EDINBURGH, UK, March 28, 2025 – The Global Alliance for […]
Whilst the burden of human sleeping sickness has been reduced by more than 95%, Nagana – caused by different species of trypanosomes- continues to undermine livestock productivity across vast swathes […]
