In Madagascar, mothers show grit to protect their children as government, partners battle measles epidemic
Father vaccinates community after daughter paralyzed by polio in Mozambique
Bujubuli Health Centre Strives to offer the Best Health Services to Refugees in Kyaka II
On a humid morning with soaring temperature, Rogers Kusemererwa, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo who has been in Kyaaka II Refugee Settlement since 2008 goes about his work with utmost alertness and strictness, typical of a security guard who loves his job. At one point he pauses to offer an opinion about the services at Bujubuli Health Centre.
Seychelles experiences on Universal Health Coverage shared at 2nd WHO African Health Forum, Cabo Verde
Victoria, Seychelles, 29 March 2019 - The Minister of Health of the Republic of Seychelles, Honorable Jean Paul Adam has shared Seychelles experiences on Universal Health Coverage at the Second WHO Africa Health Forum: Domestic Financing for Sustainable Health Security in Africa.
Honorable Minister Adam Keynote address at the Forum:
Botswana develops first ever multi-sectoral Tobacco Control Strategy
Gaborone, Botswana - 18-22 March 2019: The Ministry of Health and Wellness convened tobacco control stakeholders in Gaborone to develop a first ever national multi-sectoral tobacco control strategy. The week long workshop brought together stakeholders from both within and outside of government. Some of the key stakeholders included Ministries of trade, local government, basic education, youth and culture, the police, Botswana Unified Revenue Services and NGOs such as Anti-tobacco network, Botswana Substance Abuse Network (BOSAsnet), Humana People to People and Skygirls.
WHO Africa Health Forum closes with a road map to achieving universal health coverage and health security
WHO and Makerere University School of Public Health to collaborate on health research and training of health professionals
Minister of Health calls for accelerated action to end tuberculosis deaths
Diseases cost the African Region $2.4 trillion a year, says WHO