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Gatefield to convene health summit on scaling health innovations across Africa

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Gatefield’s Public Health Lead, Omei Bongos

The 2026 Gatefield Health Summit, themed “Scaling What Works,” will focus on the policy, financing and institutional barriers that limit the expansion of proven health solutions across Africa

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