By: Olívio Gambo, WHO Angola Communication OfficerIn a world increasingly affected by outbreaks, epidemics, extreme weather events, and other public health challenges, the question is no longer whether new crises will ar…
Read moreAngola has concluded the first Meeting on the Prioritization and Optimization of the Vaccine Portfolio. This strategic exercise brought together national experts, health officials, and technical partners to define priori…
Read moreAt a time when late diagnosis continues to jeopardize the survival of thousands of women, the province of Huíla is taking a decisive step by strengthening cancer prevention and early detection. The launch of the Breast a…
Read moreThe World Health Organization (WHO) and the BFA Foundation (FBFA) signed a funding agreement today worth 30.1 million kwanzas to support the cholera response and mitigate the impact of recent floods in Benguela Province.…
Read moreFollowing the National Training Meeting organized by the Ministry of Health (MINSA) with support from the World Health Organization (WHO), Angola has reinforced its commitment to preventing, detecting, and responding to …
Read moreAngola marked World No Tobacco Day with a national campaign that included a symbolic march attended by representatives of the Government, the United Nations system, the diplomatic corps, institutional partners, civil soc…
Read moreIn light of the worrying rise in diseases linked to tobacco use, Angola is reinforcing its commitment to prevention, regulation, and the protection of young people. The Health Roundtable on Smoking, organized by World He…
Read moreAngola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have taken a decisive step in the fight against polio with the launch of a synchronized vaccination campaign on the Luvu border, as part of a coordinated response to a publ…
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