Outbreaks of diseases that travelled from animals to humans in Africa have risen by 63% in the past decade
Africa has the world's fastest growing population, leading to increased urbanisation and less space for wildlife to roam.
Scientists fear this means outbreaks once contained in distant rural areas could spread more rapidly to large African cities with international travel links - leading to the diseases being spread across the globe.
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