.Ministry of Health And Wellness, Kampala, UgandaHenry Kyobe Bosa, u00c2 Misaki Wayengera, u00c2 Henry G. Mwebesau00c2 & u00c2 Jane Compunction AcengAfrica Centres for Condition Control as well as Prevention, Addis Ababa, EthiopiaNeema Kamara, u00c2 Merawi Aragaw, u00c2 Mosoka P. Fallah, u00c2 Justin Maeda, u00c2 Benjamin Djoudalbaye, u00c2 Alain Ngashi Ngongo, u00c2 Tajudeen Raji, u00c2 Ahmed Ouma Ogwellu00c2 & u00c2 Jean KaseyaCatholic College of Bukavu, Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the CongoPatrick D. M. C. KatotoWHO Center for Pandemic and Epidemic Intellect, Berlin, GermanyChikwe IhekweazuUniversitu00c3 u00a9 Gamal Abdel de Conakry, Conakry, GuineaMoussa DounoAfrican Threat Capacity, Johannesburg, South AfricaRobert Kwame AgyarkoInstitut National de Recherche Biomu00c3 u00a9 dicale, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the CongoPlacide MbalaNational Institute for Analysis in Hygienics, Bamako, MaliMamadou Souncalo Traoru00c3 u00a9 World Health And Wellness Company Regional Office for Africa, Brazzaville, Republic of CongoAmbrose Talisuna, u00c2 Olushayo Oluseun Oluu00c2 & u00c2 Francis Chisaka KasoloHealth and Growth in Action, Freetown, Sierra LeoneJames BanguraIndependent Professional, Dakar, SenegalAbdoulaye BoussoConsultant on Wellness Protection, Abuja, NigeriaObasanya JoshuaNational Hygienics Firm, Freetown, Sierra LeoneJames Sylvester SquireJohns Hopkins Bloomberg University of Hygienics, Baltimore, MD, USATolbert NyenswahNational Hygienics Principle, Monrovia, LiberiaThelma V. NelsonWorld Wellness Association Country office, Kampala, UgandaYonas Tegegn WoldemariamWorld Wellness Organization, Geneva, SwitzerlandIbrahima Socu00c3 u00a9 Fall.