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Student Diana Ribia demonstrates how to assess whether a baby is growing normally by measuring the height of the top of the mother’s uterus at the Kenya Medical Training College Skills Lab, Nairobi.

WHO and Novo Nordisk Foundation partner to advance health workforce education in Kenya

Nairobi—Kenya has made notable progress in health workforce…
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Ethiopia Dialogues on Progress Towards Building a Competent, Responsive, and Equitably Distributed Health Workforce for Universal Health Coverage

Ethiopia Dialogues on Progress Towards Building a Competent, Responsive, and Equitably Distributed Health Workforce for Universal Health Coverage

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – 18 February 2026 – The Federal Ministry of…
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Acting WHO Representative in Guinea-Bissau meets with the Minister of Public Health to strengthen strategic collaboration.

Acting WHO Representative in Guinea-Bissau meets with the Minister of Public Health to strengthen strategic collaboration

Bissau— The Acting Representative of the World Health Organization (…
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Acting WHO Representative in Guinea-Bissau meets with the Minister of Public Health to strengthen strategic collaboration.

Acting WHO Representative in Guinea-Bissau meets with the Minister of Public Health to strengthen strategic collaboration

Bissau— The Acting Representative of the World Health Organization (…
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Faith Bankole._Corper in Enugu

Reaching Every Child: How Enugu’s Independent Monitors Are Helping Close Immunity Gaps

Enugu; In Enugu State, families, health workers, and young volunteers…
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“Rising threats, regional solutions” podcast

“Rising threats, regional solutions” podcast

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Vaccination team during MR campaign in a nomadic settlement

Reaching the Unreached: Measles‑Rubella Vaccination Brings Essential Care to a Nomadic Community in Osun State

Osun:  For years, families in a small nomadic settlement in Abaa…
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Malawi vaccinates 1.3 million children in response to polio outbreak

Malawi vaccinates 1.3 million children in response to polio outbreak

Blantyre—Around 1.3 million children in Malawi have been vaccinated…
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