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African countries face high risk of COVID-19 resurgence

African countries face high risk of COVID-19 resurgence

Brazzaville – The risk of COVID-19 resurgence remains high in…
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African vaccine champion on lessons from ending wild polio

African vaccine champion on lessons from ending wild polio

Abuja – Vaccines save millions of lives each year. In August 2020,…
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WHO Risk communication officials reach out to Tororo people with COVID-19 messaging

COVID-19 Vaccination in Tororo District: Ensuring that No one is Left Behind

As of 22nd April 2021, 83% (883 out of 1060) of health workers in…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 27 April 2021

27 April 2021 — One hundred and thirty-seven (137) new COVID-19 cases…
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Democratic Republic of the Congo to vaccinate over 16 million people against yellow fever

Democratic Republic of the Congo to vaccinate over 16 million people against yellow fever

Brazzaville/Kinshasa, 27 April 2021 – The Democratic Republic of the…
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Emerging lessons from Africa’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Emerging lessons from Africa’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout

With 47 African countries now rolling out COVID-19 vaccines and over…
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Participant at the session about quality management system, biosafety, biosecurity, infection prevention and control

Quality Improvement Programmes at the National Health Laboratory

Gaborone, 27 April 2021: Ministry of Health and Wellness (MoHW)…
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Dr. Desta Tiruneh handing over donated items to Hon. Ahmadou Lamin Samateh

WHO and The Republic of Korea Donates lifesaving Supplies to The Gambia for the COVID19 Response

Worldwide, COVID-19 has overwhelmed the health systems and caused…
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South Africa

South Africa: a framework for comprehensive SRHR Training Package for service providers developed based on WHO SRHR related Guidelines

South Africa has a national clinical guideline for implementation of…
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COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 26 April 2021

26 April 2021 — Eighty-four (84) new COVID-19 cases were identified…
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