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School children who participated in the campaign

Lower speed limits, save lives!

17 - 23 May 2021, Dodoma: The United Nations Global Road Safety Week…

A child receiving vaccine during the commemorations

Tanzania commemorates African Vaccination Week comitting to reach every child

April 2021, Morogoro: Tanzania marked the African Immunization Week…

Dr. Jovin Kitau, delivering remarks on behalf of the WHO Country Representative

Tanzania to ensure every Malaria case is reported and investigated promptly

25 April 2021, Arusha: Tanzania has launched a new intervention…

Kigoma Regional Medical Officer, Dr. Charles Chacha, receiving support on behalf of the Region.

WHO provides an ambulance and motorcycles to Kigoma Region

19 April 2021, Kigoma Region: In a bid to contribute to preparedness…

Rooting out Tanzania’s last leprosy cases

Rooting out Tanzania’s last leprosy cases

In Kwa Bada village in north-eastern Tanzania, community health…

Rooting out female genital mutilation in Tanzania

Rooting out female genital mutilation in Tanzania

Efforts to end female genital mutilation are gradually bearing fruit…

Tanzania intensifies malaria fight in hotspots

Tanzania intensifies malaria fight in hotspots

Malaria is an abiding threat to Amina Yusuf Mkwanywe, a resident of…

Guest of Honor in a group photo during the launch event

Zanzibar launches its Digital Health Strategy

In a bid to increase access to quality healthcare services,…

Adopting a multi-sectoral approach to fighting cholera

Early in September, the Ministry of Health in Tanzania Mainland…

Dr. Andemichael handing over items on behalf of the WHO to the Zanzibar Director General, Dr. Jamala

WHO boosts Zanzibar's capacity to respond to Public Health Emergencies

The World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with the…