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Drep.Afrique aims to act against sickle cell disease and help raise public awareness on the scourge that is the most common genetic disease in the world, which is too often ignored. Its aim is to initiate actions and concrete projects to prevent, detect, treat and increase the life expectancy of people affected by sickle cell disease, where this disease hits hardest, mainly on the African continent.

A Universal Challenge

The fight against sickle cell disease has been one of the WHO’s priorities for Africa since 2009 and ranks fourth in global public health after cancer, HIV and malaria. It is the most common genetic disease in the world.

 

Every minute in Africa, a child is born with sickle cell disease. Unfortunately, one person dies every 2 minutes.

A few words from our President

Robert Hue

“Together, let's make the gesture, the action, a donation to save the lives of millions of sickle-cell children”
 
Robert HUE, Founding President of Drep.Afrique, former Senator.

Professor Jean-Benoît ARLET, Doctor, Researcher, Coordinator of the scientific council of Drep.Afrique.

Pr. Jean-Benoit Arlet

"Thanks to your generosity, Drep.Afrique launched its inter-university degree on sickle cell disease in African countries in 2021. We are calling on as many people as possible to enable us to train the maximum number of doctors and effectively combat this global health scourge.”

Thanks to you, in 4 years, Drep.Afrique is :

  • 2,500 African caregivers trained in sickle cell disease from 17 countries of French-speaking Africa, including 260 with a diploma expert training (DIU Drep.Afrique-Paris-Cité-Universités Africaines)​

  • 60 teachers, medical professors or not, mobilized from France, Belgium and 10 French-speaking African countries.

  • The publication in a scientific journal of recommendations adapted to the African field to better treat patients 

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  • A brand of medicine and a unique model of partnership to produce and distribute the essential medicine for this disease in Africa, to as many people as possible and at the lowest cost

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News from Drep.Afrique

FIFDA 2025 

FIFDA 2025 

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27 of may 2025 

Guidelines for the use of hydroxyurea

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​Drep.Afrique announces the publication in "Annals of Heamatology" of the Practical Recommendations for the prescription of hydroxyurea for patients with sickle cell disease in sub-Saharan Africa

FIFDA 2025 

27 of may 2025 
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Congratulations !

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Congratulations to the learners of the 6th training session of Drep.Afrique in the management of sickle cell disease.
 

After 2 weeks of intense learning, the caregivers/learners have regained their care service.
Congratulations to them for their work and commitment in order to reverse this terrible pathology!

Meeting

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10 November 2024: Meeting between Robert HUE, president of Drep.Afrique and Félicité VINCENT from Radiotamtam Africa at the JNDA - Bridge Africa Gala to call for solidarity and gather support across borders.

Meeting

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Meeting between the Minister of Health and Social Action of Senegal, Dr Ibrahima SY and Robert HUE, President of the NGO Drep.Afrique for the fight against sickle cell disease. Recalling the major scourge of sickle cell disease on the African continent, the most common genetic disease in the world, Mr HUE spoke about the actions undertaken by Drep.Afrique in Senegal, including the three-year training of nearly 200 African caregivers to manage sickle cell disease.

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