WHO Boosts Cholera Response in Zimbabwe with 22 Metric Tonnes of Supplies
By Vivian Mugarisi
Harare, Zimbabwe - In a pivotal move to fortify cholera response efforts in Zimbabwe, the World Health Organization (WHO) has delivered a substantial consignment of crucial supplies, totaling 22 metric tonnes. This timely contribution underscores the WHO's steadfast dedication to safeguarding public health and mitigating the impact of the devastating cholera outbreak.
The World Health Organization in Zimbabwe Advocates for Triple Elimination of Mother-to-Child Transmission at ICASA 2023
By Tatenda Chimbwanda
Empowering Communities: Health Promoters in Chitungwiza Undertake Comprehensive Training to Combat Cholera
By Tatenda Chimbwanda
WHO and Government of Ireland collaborate to strengthen health system resilience in Tanzania
Dar es Salaam – The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Government of Ireland have signed an agreement to pilot a new project that will improve ongoing efforts to strengthen health system resilience to effectively respond to emergencies in Tanzania.
Scaling up country support for NTD eradication
WHO Africa welcomes new commitment by global partners to end neglected tropical diseases
Brazzaville - The fight against neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) has received a major boost with a landmark commitment by donors and partners to invest over US$ 777 million boost efforts to eliminate and eradicate NTDs.
Integrating Health Services: A Lifeline for HIV Patients Battling Noncommunicable Diseases
By Tatenda Chimbwanda
Scaling up the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV in Ghana
Accra ‒ In 2020, the death of his best friend, Tawiah, reminded Nii Ayittey about the real dangers of AIDS. So when he heard of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as an effective HIV prevention method, Ayittey did not hesitate to enrol in a PrEP programme.
Now a champion, Ayittey has dedicated his life to educating and encouraging his peers to use PrEP as additional protection against HIV.