Updates from the 78th World Health Assembly. Plus, the new nominee for WHO regional director for Africa, and why not everyone is happy about the new pandemic treaty.

Health Ministers from malaria-endemic African countries are calling for a more coordinated international effort to contain the spread of drug-resistant malaria, noting that key treatments could become ...

MOROGORO: THE Tanzanian government, in collaboration with stakeholders in the health sector, continues to take strong measures to enhance disease outbreak surveillance systems at all levels across the ...

During a ceremony organized under the auspices of the African Union and the World Health Organization (WHO) and on the ...

Mloganzila branch has commended the recent election of Prof Mohamed Janabi as Regional Director of the World Health ...

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND: OVER 150,740 mothers and newborn children who were in the emergency rooms for maternal health services have been successfully granted urgent transportation through the ...

After three years of intensive diplomatic negotiations, World Health Organization member states finally adopted a binding ...

World leaders have pledged more than US$170 million to the World Health Organization (WHO) at a high-level pledging event ...

Among the announcements, at least US$ 170 million is for the Investment Round – the funding supports WHO’s base budget from 2025–2028. Eight of the donors included a flexible contribution to WHO, the ...

This commitment marks a critical step in ensuring the sustainability and responsiveness of WHO as it continues its mission to address a growing range of health crises worldwide.

By Gift BritonProfessor Mohamed Janabi of Tanzania has been nominated as the next Regional Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) African Region.The nomination came during a Special Session ...