Kenya has revised its National Tobacco Cessation Guidelines in line with WHO’s clinical treatment recommendations, providing an evidence-based pathway to expand cessation services for people who use tobacco. Led by the Ministry of Health with WHO support, a 25-member Technical Working Group produced the first full draft of the strengthened guidance.
Lire la suiteNairobi - Kenya's Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) handed over 108 electric obstetric theatre beds and a package of women's cancer screening and management equipment at Kenyatta National Hospita…
Lire la suiteSamburu County, Kenya - In Lolmolong village, in Samburu County in northern Kenya, Neshoo Leaungokiok laboured through the night, far from the nearest health facility.With no transport available and a six-hour journey on…
Lire la suiteIn the farmlands of easter and western Kenya, tobacco farmers are gathering for meetings to discuss a different way forward. Sitting together across four counties, they learn about the benefits of growing nutritious food…
Lire la suiteNairobi — Milton Oloo, âgé de cinquante ans, travaille comme manutentionnaire à l’Aéroport international Jomo Kenyatta de Nairobi, au Kenya, depuis 30 ans. Bien qu’il manipule plusieurs tonnes de cargaison au quotidien, …
Lire la suiteNairobi—Countries in the African region faced more than 140 health emergencies in 2025, ranging from infectious disease outbreaks to climate-related shocks and humanitarian crises. World Health Organization (WHO)’s regio…
Lire la suiteNairobi - Following successive Ebola and Marburg outbreaks across East Africa, countries are shifting how preparedness is defined, placing greater emphasis on the quality of clinical care delivered to patients.In recent …
Lire la suiteNairobi - The World Health Organization (WHO) and Aga Khan University-Kenya (AKU) today launched a new partnership to accelerate the fight against breast and cervical cancer, the two leading cancers claiming women's live…
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