Tanzania taking bold steps to end cervical cancer
Tanzania, with support from WHO and partners, has adopted a multipronged approach to cervical cancer prevention, treatment and care. This is being achieved thro…
Tanzania, with support from WHO and partners, has adopted a multipronged approach to cervical cancer prevention, treatment and care. This is being achieved thro…
Over the past two years, the World Health Organization has been supporting Kenya's Ministry of Health to implement the Women's Integrated Cancer Screening…
In 2024, Tanzania introduced @WHO's Labour Care Guide, a groundbreaking tool that standardizes labour monitoring so health workers can recognize complications a…
From 23-25 November 2025, WHO African Region, alongside partners—including UNICEF and UNOPS—joined a Gavi support mission to the Democratic Republic of the Cong…
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The WHO, in collaboration with Ministries of Health across 18 African countries, is implementing a sexual and reproductive health initiative aiming to str…
"We have realized the importance of our presence in these moments," says psychologist Denise Lima, a first responder trained by @WHO to provide psychological fi…
How can Africa close critical immunity gaps and protect millions from preventable diseases?On 4 July 2025 in Lilongwe, Malawi, WHO AFRO and partners brought tog…