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“My 14-day sojourn at the Isolation Centre was an eye-opener” – Adamawa COVID-19 hero

Yola, 18 June, 2020 - After testing positive to COVID-19 and isolated…

Reaching communities in Chad with COVID-19 safety messages

Reaching communities in Chad with COVID-19 safety messages

Ali Ngarba says his biggest worry about COVID-19 is that there is no…

Humanitarian crises, including health emergencies affect men and women differently. As COVID-19 continues to spread in Africa, there are concerns over its impact on women and girls, with vulnerabilities feared to worsen as the pandemic overwhelms health systems

WHO concerned over COVID-19 impact on women, girls in Africa

Humanitarian crises, including health emergencies affect men and…

COVID_19 Update Rwanda

Update COVID-19 17 June 2020

17 June 2020 — Three (3) new COVID-19 cases were identified out of…

WHO official conducts community engagement in one of the communities in Masaka district

Uganda to win or lose COVID-19 war in communities

17th June 2020: - It is a public health fact that in Uganda, the war…

Case Management Pillar trainers from WHO, CDC and Ministry of Health and Social Services

Building capacity of COVID-19 Frontline Health Workers

Namibia’s two COVID-19 index cases were reported on 13 March

HE, the President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr Hage Geingob with the Minister of Health and Social Services at the Intensive Care Unit for the COVID-19 patients

Dr Hage Geingob commissions COVID-19 treatment units

With 34 COVID-19 cases and 16 active cases, Namibia received praise…

De Gauche à droite, Dr Anderson Latt, Incident manager Covid-19, et Dr Brice Bicaba, Coordonnateur national de la riposte contre le COVID, à l’ouverture de la formation

Des animateurs des émissions de radio interactives formés pour mieux persuader le public dans la riposte contre le Covid 19

Ouagadougou, 28 mai-Vingt-cinq (25) animateurs d’émissions…