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Dr Dille from WHO AFRO looks on as the team conducts leep on a patient.

Strengthening Capacity of Healthcare Workers to Fast-Track Cervical Cancer Elimination in Eswatini

Eswatini faces one of the highest burdens of cervical cancer globally.

Nhlangano Health Centre Nursing Sisters discussing the MR campaign data

Eswatini’s nationwide MR Vaccination campaign reaches 87% coverage

Eswatini’s nationwide Measles Rubella (MR) vaccination campaign…

A participant engaging in discussion during the event

WHO sounds the alarm on the rising number of suicides in Eswatini

The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm on the…

Vaccination Campaign teams administering the vaccine to school children around Mbabane

HPV Vaccination in Eswatini: A Critical Step Towards Curbing Cervical Cancer

Health workers administering vaccines to children

Eswatini celebrates reaching over 5,000 children during African Vaccination Week

Panel discussion ongoing at the Kwaluseni campus.

WHO Supports Bushfire Live Dialogues at UNESWA, Focusing on Mental Health Challenges

In the vibrant heart of the University of Eswatini, Kwaluseni campus…

WORLD HEALTH DAY 2025

In commemoration of the World Health Day 2025 on 7 April 2025, the…

93% of Eswatini mothers deliver in health facilities, attended by skilled personnel

93% of Eswatini mothers deliver in health facilities, attended by skilled personnel

In commemoration of the World Health Day 2025 on 7 April 2025, the…

Minister of Health Honorable Mduduzi Matsebula and the WHO Representative Dr Susan Tembo posing with the team of external experts during the official opening of the JEE

Eswatini Successfully Completes Second Joint External Evaluation

Eswatini’s multi-pronged strategy to prevent cervical cancer saves lives

Eswatini’s multi-pronged strategy to prevent cervical cancer saves lives

Mbabane – When Simangele Dlamini was diagnosed with a pre-cancerous…