The East and Southern Africa (ESA) subregion is facing a severe and multifaceted public health crisis as it bears the heaviest combined burden of HIV and cervical cancer in the world.
Ler maisZimbabwe’s Expanded Programme on Immunization Q1–Q2 2026 Bulletin highlights progress in protecting communities against vaccine-preventable diseases. As of 30 June, national coverage for the third dose of the pentavalent…
Ler maisThe WHO Zimbabwe Annual Report 2025 highlights a year of sustained collaboration and progress towards better health and well-being for all. Working alongside the Government of Zimbabwe, development partners, communities …
Ler maisFunded by the European Union through the Global Gateway Team Europe Initiative, the four-year PHIZ project supports the establishment of a strong, sustainable and nationally owned Public Health Institute of Zimbabwe. Thi…
Ler maisCancer, particularly cervical and breast cancers continues to exact an unacceptable toll on women, families and health systems across the World Health Organization (WHO) African Region.This burden persists despite the av…
Ler maisThe Zimbabwe Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) 2025 Annual Bulletin provides an overview of national immunization performance, highlighting key achievements, coverage trends, and remaining challenges in reaching a…
Ler maisAIRA Infodemic Insights Report, 1 January–28 February 2026This report provides an overview of infodemic-related information in the WHO African Region between 1 January and 28 February 2026, covering the following topics:…
Ler maisThis report summarizes infodemic dynamics in the WHO African Region for September 15–30, 2025, with a focus on the Ebola outbreak in DRC, lenacapavir (injectable PrEP for HIV prevention), Rift Valley fever in Senegal, an…
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