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Speeding up access to quality medicines in Africa

In many countries, medicines are required to go through a national…
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66th session of the Federation of International Civil Servants’ Association (FICSA) begins in Brazzaville, Congo

WHO Regional Director for Africa underscores the need to work to…
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WHO Ethiopia Newsletter - Feb 2013 - Guinea worm special edition

About this issue... The WHO country office produces a monthly…
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The launching of National Cervical Cancer Screening Program in Lesotho

The Kingdom of Lesotho launched its National Cervical Cancer…
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Sierra Leone launched the first round 2013 polio immunization campaign on 24 January 2013 in Moyamba District. This was integrated with the Maternal and Child Health Week (MCHW) Campaign The event was launched by Dr Abu Bakarr Fofanah, Deputy Minister of Health and Sanitation (MoHS). In his address Dr Fofanah stated that scaling up of maternal and child health services is a high priority on the government’s agenda. He urged the full participation of stakeholders for a successful outcome of the campaign. “A

Sierra Leone Launches Integrated Maternal and Child Health Interventions

Sierra Leone launched the first round 2013 polio immunization…
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Sierra Leone Prepares for first round 2013 Maternal and Child Health Week Campaign

Sierra Leone will conduct first round 2013 Maternal and Child Health…
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Lesotho reviews Primary Health Care Strategy, Community Health Worker policy and Ministry of Health supervision policy

The Ministry of Health conducted a two day consultative meeting to…
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Lesotho conducts Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) and severe acute malnutrition training in all districts to strengthen health services.

The Kingdom of Lesotho received United Nations Central Emergency…
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