Vaccination
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Common livestock dewormers may be failing across Africa, ILRI reports
In sheep alone, infections can lead to a 58% reduction in weight gain, a 90% loss in wool production, and a 78% decline in milk yield
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ILRI joins KSPCA and Nairobi County in rabies vaccination campaign
A new phase of Nairobi’s rabies vaccination campaign begins this March, with ILRI joining KSPCA and county authorities in efforts to reach over 10,000 animals.
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OBP annual report exposes deepening crisis in South Africa’s vaccine production
For more than a decade, OBP has struggled with outdated infrastructure, mismanagement, and leadership instability.
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Tuberculosis vaccine research aims to boost livestock immunity
The findings could reduce livestock dependence on antibiotics, improve animal welfare, and lower agriculture’s environmental footprint.
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FAO launches nationwide livestock vaccination drive in Sudan
The campaign is expected to deliver long-term benefits for livestock keepers, service providers, and consumers both within Sudan and across its trading partners.
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UK Government unveils framework to bolster veterinary vaccine supply
Officials hope the framework will strengthen resilience against animal disease threats while maintaining public confidence in vaccine effectiveness.
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Steenhuisen leads cattle vaccination drive as South Africa battles Foot-and-Mouth Disease
The government is betting that swift action, long-term investment in vaccine production and stricter biosecurity will help contain FMD and restore stability to one of South Africa’s most valuable agricultural sectors.
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Kenya to pilot e-voucher system for livestock vaccination
However, the Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA) has voiced opposition to the rollout, citing risks they argue warrant a postponement of mass vaccination.
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Kemin Industries expands animal vaccine capabilities with Hennessy Research acquisition
Kemin aims to expand its capabilities in contract vaccine research, development, and manufacturing to deliver science-backed solutions that safeguard animal welfare worldwide.
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Researchers push for region-tailored vaccines to combat African Swine Fever
The scientists recommend further research into matching vaccines to virus types, while also exploring new vaccine designs that could provide broader protection.
