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Laboratory Technician working in the new PHL in Zanzibar

New Public Health Laboratory boosts capacity for testing COVID-19 in Zanzibar

Like in many countries in the continent, the COVID-19 pandemic has…

M&E group in discussion during the IAR meeting

Tanzania concludes its Second Intra Action Review for COVID-19 response

Morogoro, 21 - 24 February 2022: In line with recommendations of the…

The Minister for Health receiving medicines and supplies donated through WHO

WHO provides medical supplies to the Ministry of Health in Zanzibar

23 February 2022, Zanzibar: The World Health Organization in Tanzania…

Hand hygiene demonstration by a Maasai woman

Tailoring COVID-19 messages to unique community groups

8 – 10 February 2022, Morogoro: Risk communicators must customize…

WR administering a Oral Cholera Vaccine during the national campaign in Zanzibarctoral Early Childhood Development Programme

Tanzania launches a National Multi-sectoral Early Childhood Development Programme

13 December 2021- Dodoma: Investing in the early years of life has a…

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Tanzania to introduce new anti-retroviral formulations for children

The United Republic of Tanzania is set to introduce sweet-flavoured…

Dr. Tigest delivering remarks during the NESOT 7th Annual Scientific Conference

Optimizing kidney care during the COVID-19 pandemic era and beyond

25-26 November 2021, Dar es Salaam: This year, the Nephrology Society…

Demonstration of road safety measures

Committing to halve road traffic deaths and injuries in Tanzania

23 November 2021 – Arusha: Globally, over 3500 people die every day…

WHO and Ministry of Health Team in a dialogue during the BDSF Project evaluation

Breaking the chain of Leprosy through community volunteers

Leprosy is an infectious disease that predominantly affects the skin…

WHO advocates for quality of care at the RMNCAH Annual Scientific Conference

WHO advocates for quality of care for women and children

17-19 November 2021, Dar es Salaam – Much progress has been made…