Tag: WHO

52 million doses of hope: How Africa is slowly, but surely rolling back childhood malaria  

Malaria’s vaccine breakthrough moment is here, but a funding gap and fragile…

From boots to bytes: Africa turns to AI, satellites and data in race against Ebola 

From AI transmission maps to satellite internet in the bush, Africa CDC…

Hope as five healthcare workers recover from Ebola in DRC   

With no licensed vaccine or treatment available, health officials say early diagnosis…

Africa CDC, WHO join forces on ambitious $518M plan in race to catch Ebola 

The new plan includes the use of artificial intelligence and spatial modelling…

50 Years of Ebola: How Uganda stopped the virus in four hours, what Kenya must learn

Uganda has built one of the region’s most responsive surveillance and emergency…

Ebola Outbreak: What you need to know 

A rare and poorly understood strain of Ebola called Bundibugyo is driving…

Ebola outbreak: Gates Foundation commits Ksh1.9 billion for emergency response

With no approved vaccine in sight, the world's largest private foundation is…

Why clock is ticking on Africa’s healthcare goals & what can save it

For decades, Africa waited for help, reckons Prof Mohamed Janabi. Now, with the clock…

H. pylori, alcohol and smoking linked to rising cancer risk in Kenya, new study shows 

Kenya records about 44,726 new cancer cases every year, with approximately 29,317…

The measles miracle: How vaccines cut global cases over two decades  

Vaccines are protecting the world's most vulnerable children with Gavi-backed campaigns reaching…

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