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Members of the high table at the opening ceremony

Ministry 0f Health and World Health Organization Hold a Two-day Planning Workshop on Programme Budget 2020-2021

BANJUL, 3 SEPTEMBER 2019
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(L-R) Dr Hassan Bala (WHO), Hanibal Abiy OCHA/NHF focal person (and the Chief Nursing officer visiting a beneficiary of the WHO/NHF fund at the Borno State Specialist Hospital

Addressing unmet health needs of conflict-affected IDPs in North-east Nigeria

Maiduguri, 3 September, 2019 - Bukar Mustapha, 60, has been displaced…
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Participants at the meeting

WHO conducts an Emergency Medical Teams awareness and Capacity Building Workshop for Zambia

Zambia is in the process of joining other countries in the world by…
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Dr Berhane Debru - Acting Director General of Policy and Planning at MOH addressing the participants

Eritrea: National Health Account training

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Participants assessing the implementation of IPC in Juba Teaching Hospital

Towards accelerating infection prevention and control in health facilities in South Sudan

Juba, 30 August 2019 – Over 40 health care workers in South Sudan…
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Group photo of delegates Validation Meeting WHO Representative Minister of Health

Seychelles takes the lead as the first country in the African Region to adapt and validate the WHO/AFRO’s 3rd Edition Integrated Diseases Surveillance and Response (IDSR) Technical Guidelines

Seychelles, 30th August 2019 - Every year, countries in the African…
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Buruli Ulcer Article_Chineye's Leg

Buruli ulcer: An infectious disease thriving in unsanitary environments

“My daughter will never be beautiful again, flies follow her around…
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Matshidiso Moeti, the World Health Organization's regional director for Africa, is interviewed at a hotel in Yokohama on Thursday | Photo: RYUSEI TAKAHASHI

For countries to grow, health care must come first, WHO's Africa director says on TICAD sidelines

WHO Regional Director for Africa Dr Matshidiso Moeti makes the first…
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