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Ms. Leticia Rweyemamu receiving an award of appreciation to WHO's support

Marking Non Communicable Diseases Week in Tanzania

Mwanza - Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) kill 41 million people each…

Hands on practical session during the training

WHO supports training on Ebola readiness for frontline responders

Dar es Salaam: The Ministry of Health with technical and financial…

Photo of a mother and child in a treated mosquito bed net

Moving towards zero Malaria in Zanzibar

Zanzibar - The prevalence rate of malaria in Zanzibar is currently…

Hon. Minister of Health awarding a plaque of appreciation to the World Health Organization for supporting the national event.

Tanzania holds its first-ever national mental health dialogue

There is no health, without mental health! – was a call made during…

Warm up activities before the Walk

Walking the Talk for mental well-being

Dar es Salaam, Dodoma & Zanzibar: In promoting mental well-…

Dr. Yoti handing over assistive products to the Guest of Honor

WHO embraces older persons in Tanzania

Zanzibar & Mainland: Each year, we commemorate the “International…

WHO staff interacting with a community member during the supportive supervision mission

Countering myths and misconceptions about cholera in Katavi

Tanganyika District, Katavi Region - Cholera epidemic is a recurrent…

A healthcare provider giving COVID-19 vaccine in Manyara

Closing the gap to boost COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Manyara

Manyara Region - Until recently, Tanzania was among a few…

Delegation at the high table holding the launch report

WHO applauds new Lancet Report on Cancer in sub-Saharan Africa

It is estimated that more than 1.1 million people in Africa will be…

A healthy mother and child

WHO helps to save lives of mothers and children in Kigoma

Kigoma - Maternal death is a significant problem in Tanzania.…