Novus International has committed resources to support the establishment of a state-of-the-art poultry production facility in Chad. The initiative represents a major step forward in modernizing the country's agricultural capabilities and expanding domestic protein production capacity.

The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) documented a follow-up report dated March 30 concerning African swine fever status in Chad. Veterinary officials continue monitoring and response activities related to the outbreak.

According to the third follow-up report dated March 21 to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), authorities identified approximately 54,459 pigs at risk from African swine fever. Disease surveillance confirmed 18,287 cases with complete mortality observed in affected animals. Control protocols resulted in the culling of remaining susceptible populations totaling 36,172 animals to prevent further spread.

Chad's veterinary authority transmitted Follow-Up Report Number 1, dated November 4, to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), providing updated information on African swine fever management efforts and current epidemiological situation.

The World Organisation for Animal Health received immediate notification on Friday, October 22, regarding confirmed cases of African swine fever in Chad. The outbreak was initially detected on October 4, with laboratory confirmation completed on October 21. Authorities activated emergency response protocols following diagnosis.