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Training in session

Rule of law is key to curbing non communicable diseases

24-26 May 2021, Morogoro: Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account…
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A dog being vaccinated during the campaign

Ending Rabies - WHO and FAO collaborate to vaccinate

22 May 2021, Kisarawe: It is estimated that 1500 people die every…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Rooting out Tanzania’s last leprosy cases

Rooting out Tanzania’s last leprosy cases

In Kwa Bada village in north-eastern Tanzania, community health…
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Rooting out female genital mutilation in Tanzania

Rooting out female genital mutilation in Tanzania

Efforts to end female genital mutilation are gradually bearing fruit…
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Tanzania intensifies malaria fight in hotspots

La Tanzanie intensifie la lutte contre le paludisme dans les zones à risque

Le paludisme est une menace permanente pour Amina Yusuf Mkwanywe, une…
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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,…
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