WHO Africa director-elect Faustine Ndugulile dies at 55

The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Africa director-elect, Faustine Ndugulile, has reportedly passed away on Wednesday morning. Ndugulile was a 55-year-old medical doctor and lawmaker from Tanzania and was reportedly undergoing treatment in India for an undisclosed illness He was elected

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