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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…
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Warm up activities before the Walk

Walking the Talk for mental well-being

Dar es Salaam, Dodoma & Zanzibar: In promoting mental well-…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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Shores of lake Victoria

Together, we can prevent drowning

Dar es Salaam: Last year, the United Nations passed a resolution on…
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The UN family with the Global Fund delegation at WHO Country Office premises

The UN in Tanzania welcomes the Global Fund Executive Director

Dar es Salaam - The Global Fund Executive Director, Mr. Peter Sands,…
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Acting WHO Country Representative, Dr. Zabulon Yoti handing over the oxygen concentrators to the Deputy Minister of Health, Community Development, Gender and Children of Zanzibar

WHO boosts capacity for critical care in Zanzibar

Zanzibar - Oxygen is the most critical medicine for people with…
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