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Low funding, COVID-19 curtail tuberculosis fight in Africa

Low funding, COVID-19 curtail tuberculosis fight in Africa

Brazzaville – Inadequate investment and funding for tuberculosis…

COVID-19 pandemic slows progress against tuberculosis

COVID-19 pandemic slows progress against tuberculosis

Brazzaville – The COVID-19 pandemic’s disruption to health services…

During the debriefing session on TB Programmatic findings

Eritrea- Green Light Committee Monitoring Mission 2021

The Green Light Committee (GLC) Initiative, together with the Working…

World TB Day 2021commemoration

The UN family in South Africa will continue to support the Country towards achieving commitments to End TB

TB is still one of the top infectious killers in the world, with 1.4…

Zimbabwe scores gains in Tuberculosis (TB) treatment and control despite COVID-19 disruptions

By Vivian Mugarisi Zimbabwe has made impressive…

The Honourable Minister of Health, Senator Lizzie Nkosi making her remarks

ENDING TB IN ESWATINI IN THE TIME OF COVID 19 PANDEMIC

The Kingdom of Eswatini joined the rest of the world in commemorating…

WHO Representative, Dr. Charles Sagoe-Moses

Engaging stakeholders around key achievements in the health sector

The World Health Organization in Namibia engaged stakeholders from…

Dr Yonas explains to the Speaker of Parliament how the GeneXpert Machine is used

WHO extends support towards Tuberculosis Diagnosis in Uganda

Kampala, 16 December 2019: The Speaker of Parliament, the Right…

Hope restored in the Kingdom of Eswatini as tuberculosis incidence reduced by more than half

Hope restored in the Kingdom of Eswatini as tuberculosis incidence reduced by more than half

Twana Bhembe witnessed the devastating effects of tuberculosis (TB)…

WHO Child and Adolescent Health Medical Officer, Dr Mary Brantuo

World TB Day 2019

Global leaders met in September last year to set a roadmap for…