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Marburg Virus Disease outbreak in Tanzania declared over

Marburg Virus Disease outbreak in Tanzania declared over

Tanzania today declared the end of the Marburg Virus Disease outbreak…

Participants at the Infodemic training in Arusha

Flattening the curve in Tanzania: WHO and AIRA train public health workers to fight Infodemic

Dar es Salaam - As the World battled the COVID-19 pandemic,…

Simulation exercise

World Health Organization (WHO) trains Rapid Responders to strengthen timely response to health emergencies in Zanzibar and beyond.

Zanzibar -The World Health Organization in collaboration with the…

A community engagement ongoing

Empowering at- risk Communities to fight Cholera Outbreak in Southern highland regions in Tanzania.

Dar es Salaam - Active participation of the local communities is key…

WHO - COVID-19 Vaccination

ECHO boosts WHO Response against COVID-19 Outbreak in Tanzania

To deliver on its core mandate as the UN lead agency for health, WHO…

Professor Tumaini Nagu, Chief Medical Officer giving a dose of measles vaccination

Tanzania’s road to the “big catch up” of routine vaccination

Manyara - The 2023 Africa Vaccination Week was dubbed “The Big Catch…

Ayalaga Ward

African Vaccination Week: A global campaign “The Big Catchup” impacting remote communities

Manyara - A big gray cloud dims the sun for a small crowd seated on…

Malaria Day

Tanzania Forms End Malaria Council on Malaria Day 2023

Dar es Salaam- Tanzania marked the World Malaria Day on 25 April,…

A child receiving routine vaccination during the event

Tanzania flags off Africa Vaccination Week integrated with COVID-19 vaccination

Manyara- Under the theme of 'The Big Catch-Up', Tanzania, with the…

WHO - Vaccination

From below 10 to 51 percent - Tanzania increases COVID-19 Vaccination Coverage

Tanzania- As COVID-19 vaccine delivery enters a phase of integration…