Dar es salaam- The World Health Organization (WHO) has donated 65 beds and essential Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) supplies to the Government of Tanzania to bolster the nation’s response to the ongoing chole…
Read moreIn Kigoma region in north-east Tanzania, access to quality health services for pregnant women can be constrained by distance, cost, unreliable diagnostic equipment, and inadequate transportation to referral hospitals. However, despite these constraints, the region has recorded a sharp decline in maternal deaths, from 102 in 2022 to 76 in 2023 per 100 000 live births in health facilities.
Read moreKigoma - In the Kigoma Region of Tanzania, the World Health Organization (WHO) with funding from the UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office has donated equipment and supplies to strengthen infection prevention control(IPC) a…
Read moreDar es Salaam - Effective management of infodemics help reduce its impact on the global as well as national efforts that are tailored to prevent and respond to public health emergencies. The overflow of information …
Read moreDar es Salaam - “It was on 27th March 2024 in the evening. I got a call from my wife that my daughter was very sick. She was vomiting and having watery diarrhea. My daughter was dehydrated, and she looked pale…
Read moreZanzibar – COVID damaged economies and the tourism sector everywhere. As cities are the global focus of economic activity, population growth and health risk, how do we better prepare both old and new cities for health em…
Read moreDar es Salam – “I remember hearing the news that I was infected with Marburg like it happened yesterday. It was one of the most challenging periods for me,” recalls Dr Mahona Jumanne Ndulu, who works at Bukoba Regional R…
Read moreKagera - The World Health Organization (WHO) with funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has handed over a refurbished infectious disease isolation unit in Mutukula (a Tanzania-…
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