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Monrovia, Liberia — The Government of Liberia, with technical and financial support from World Health Organization (WHO), completed the 2025 State Party Annual Self-Assessment R

Harare—Zimbabwe is intensifying efforts to improve the prevention, early detection and treatment of breast and cervical cancers by

Nairobi—The World Health Organi

Gaborone—The World Health Organization (WHO) Botswana, in collaboration with the Botswana Public Health Institute (BPHI), organized a one‑week workshop on the v

Bulape—Twenty-five-year-old Héritier Bope Mpona recalls with sadness the impact of Ebola on his life.

Brazzaville—Cervical cancer remains one of the major public health challenges in Africa, even though it is almost entirely preventable.

The Speaker of the Senate of the Republic of Kenya, Rt. Hon.

Freetown—Sierra Leone has reached a significant milestone in its efforts to eliminate cervical cancer, achieving 100% district coverage for screening and