Praia, Cabo Verde — Strengthening the Capacity of Vector Control AgentsWith the increasing risk of dengue transmission and the potential reintroduction of malaria, the City of Praia is intensifying its efforts in the pre…
Read moreThe World Health Organization (WHO) in Cabo Verde has strengthened its presence and technical support on the island of São Vicente following the severe floods that affected several communities, including the locality of …
Read moreDelivery of equipment and cooperation protocol strengthen digitization and strategic use of mortality data in Cabo VerdeThe World Health Organization (WHO) has considered the strengthening of death certification and caus…
Read more During a two-day workshop in Praia, the National Health Directorate and WHO Cabo Verde brought together professionals from various areas to review the death registration process in the country, with a view to propo…
Read morea{text-decoration:none;color:#464feb}Cabo Verde strengthens its position as a regional reference in public health by completing a national assessment of the death certification and cause-of-death notification process.The…
Read moreAna Rita's life has improved since she started attending regular appointments at the local health unit in Assomada, on the island of Santiago.
Read moreAna Rita’s life has improved since she began attending regular consultations at the local health unit in Assomada, on Santiago Island.She is resuming a normal life after suffering a stroke during the COVID-19 pandemic an…
Read moreSeventy-eight year-old Ernesto Cabral understands altruism. It runs in his veins. Ernesto is the nephew of one of Africa’s foremost anti-colonial leaders and Cabo Verde’s national hero, Amílcar Cabral. While his uncle dedicated his life to fight colonial powers in Africa, Ernesto chose to fight a disease that kills an African child every minute: malaria.
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